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Default hyper 21 8 port engine

I just got my Hong Nor x1CR from ebay, came with a hyper21 8 port thing. I have only had one engine before and this is a bit different so im not even sure what I am looking at.

Basically there is an additional bit of fuel tube which exits the side of the body of the engine - and re-enters at the backplate !?!
I've not seen anything like this before (I'm a noob) is this usual and what is the difference ?

the box for the engine says "with boost attachment" ... So I guess that is what it is ? whats it mean, and is it bad ?
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found a photo.... no explanation of what it is or does, but it looks a bit gimmicky and not even sure it is race legal ?




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it also claims to be a "turbo" engine, does this mean it needs different plugs to normal or ??
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right the idea is basically to give good even crankcase pressure..to be honest i think its more gimmicky than anything useful,i had one on my first 8 port,i just blanked the front and rear nipples off.

turbo is just a gimmick name for the turbo fan i think..no way resembles a turbo or works like one.
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Thanks dave, I might do that. did you just use a couple of screws ?
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in the carb neck i used a bolt with a fibre gasket washer,in the rear i put the normal backplate on but i suppose you could put a bolt and gasket on,if its working ok leave it but for me its just another place to get an air leak...because 2 strokes use crank induction if theres anything less than a perfect seal on the backplate or carb area it will start to run lean as it sucks air in.
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turbo in most cases referes to the type of plug used


normal plug has the copper washer to seal it to the head

turbo plug uses a conical seat to seal

see here -

http://www.rbproducts.com/mainEn.php...U&ref=01&go=go

not sure why a sunshield is in the glowplug section, any thoughts?
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