本帖最后由 SR621 于 18-7-8 13:22 编辑 不会发图了。复制过来吧: What should the engine temperature be? The right engine temperature will vary widely, depending on the air temperature, fuel used, altitude, driving style, air flow conditions of the body and several other factors. There is absolutely no way anyone can tell you an ideal engine temperature. It is generally accepted that a proper range of temperatures is between 95 and 140 degrees Celsius (or about 203 and 284 degrees Fahrenheit). The biggest variable of all in measuring engine temperature is where and how the measurement is taken. Your infrared thermometer may be calibrated completely different than ours, or you may be pointing at a different spot on the head. We usually check the temperature pointing the infrared on the glow plug. My engine isn't old but it's "worn out", why? Not enough cooling, running too lean, improper air filtration and cheap fuel cause quickly worn out of your engine. The solutions: Not enough cooling: If you don't have enough airflow over the head you won't be able to keep the engine cool. Cut out your body according to the organizers rules. Engine temperatures over 115°C (240°F) will cause the engine to wear quickly. Running too lean... adjust the carb as often as needed so that you see the right trail of smoke at full speed. Running it too lean on the top end will overheat the engine. Improper air filtration: keep your air filter clean and oiled, upgrade to a high performance air filter (for instance Novarossi air filter code 30001or 34350) if you run in areas with excessive dust. Cheap fuel: don't use cheap fuel. Not all fuels are the same, some have less oil than others. Too much oil will bog down the engine at idle and decrease performance, not enough oil will make the engine wear more quickly. The fuel is what lubricates and cools the engine, don't skimp on quality. 注意这个:“Engine temperatures over 115°C (240°F) will cause the engine to wear quickly.” |
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