Tamiya 41049 - R/C Glow Engine FS-12R Precision 1/10 Glow Motor  [41049]

Tamiya 41049 - R/C Glow Engine FS-12R
Price:
AUD$121.94
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
41049
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Precision and Reliability in the Tamiya 41049 - R/C Glow Engine FS-12R

The Tamiya 41049 - R/C Glow Engine FS-12R is aimed at hobbyists who want a dependable, easy-to-tune glow motor for serious model car use. Its reliable construction helps deliver repeatable runs in varied conditions.

Designed for Consistent Running

The FS-12R offers linear throttle feel and clean top-end performance for track and club racing. High-quality machining and balance reduce unwanted vibration and contribute to predictable handling.

Installation and Model Fit

Engineers designed this unit to suit common 1/10 scale car frames; it adapts well to upgrades and replacement swaps while providing familiar mounting patterns for most builders.

Workshop Advice for Longevity

Keep the engine in top condition with regular cleaning, timely replacement of small parts, and correct fuel and glow plug choices. Periodic checks of the carb and bearings will maintain smooth operation.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/10
  • Engine Type: Glow
  • Application: Car Models
  • Power Output: High-performance

For builders focused on reliable, tuneable power in 1/10 scale cars, the Tamiya 41049 - R/C Glow Engine FS-12R is a practical and well-made option that performs reliably on regular use.

Is the FS-12R suitable for off-road buggies?

It can be used in some 1/10 off-road buggies provided chassis mounting and cooling head clearance are checked; gearing and protection from dirt are important considerations.

How should I tune the carb for different tracks?

Adjust the high needle for top-end response and the low needle for idle and low-throttle driveability; small step changes and test laps help find the sweet spot.

Can I install aftermarket upgrades?

Aftermarket clutches, cooling heads and tuned pipes from compatible suppliers can improve performance, but verify compatibility and fit before ordering.

What signs indicate the engine needs servicing?

Loss of power, rough idling, increased smoke, or unusual noises are indicators to inspect for worn bearings, damaged seals or fuel issues.

Are there common setup mistakes to avoid?

Avoid overly rich or lean needle settings on first runs, do not overtighten mounting screws that distort the case, and ensure proper ventilation to prevent overheating.

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