The Nitro powered RC car finally drives! (HPI Bullet MT 3.0) 

Nice! I think you'd be just fine leaving it inside the box. It might shorten the range a little, but not too bad I'd think

Yes, you can defintly get it to wheelie as long as it's tuned correctly... I'm fact if it's tuned really well it wheelies a bit just because of a small acceleration

@@danielbjorkstrand1474 what speed is the trans?? single speed

@@snoopysrc yes

It's not that they are a hassle, nitro requires skill and knowledge, not just plug and play. Alot more satisfying once you master it in my opinion

Electric cars have no soul

@@sirfelthimself6557 You're confusing relative with absolute. No matter your skill level, a nitro car is more of a headache than electric. One you switch on and go. The other you don't. One works fine in big puddles, wet mud etc, the other doesn't. But don't get me wrong: I think the hassle is well worth it.

@@aidenfielding9709 Quite. Love my Revo 3.3, will never sell it.

It takes no skill to plug in a battery and go... I enjoy it for the hands on aspect- tuning, prepping, breakdown and re assembly. Nitro is not for everyone

It is probably running too rich on fuel then.. You should be able to fix it by turning the mixture screw clockwise.. start with 1/4 turn and keep going until the engine barely smokes when pinning the throttle. From there you can adjust it in 1/8 turn increments until you are happy with the preformance

Cutting out can be a few things. No more pinch. Too lean. Bad oring in fuel tank. But too rich is highly unlikely

😀yeah thats correct. Nitro isn't even close these days.. If you want performance, electric is way ahead. And a lot more reliable aswell

@@danielbjorkstrand1474 absolutely true. I have a few electrics and nitros. No comparison, the lipo-brushless tech blows nitro away. But electric doesn't give me the same feeling as a nitro. Whatever power unit you use, such an amazing hobby. Enjoy bro

I think 45

@@78venriq10 no i have it i did speed test it goes 123 lmao it very foking fast