IMPORTANT-READ THIS BEFORE RUNNING
Running nitro kit is fun and easy, but to make
this a safe and good experience you must
observe a few rules. This kit is extremely fast,
easily over 35MPH, and can seriously injure
someone if you are not careful.
•Any running area you choose must be dry.
Do not run car near any water or wet dirt.
•Remove air filter and cover carb. intake.
•Remove fuel from tank and fuel lines
•This kit is not a toy. Always run car with a
second person as a spotter and pitman.
•Hot Parts-The pipe, manifold, engine and head
are very hot and will cause burns.
•Rotating Parts-Keep hands away from the
drive train, wheels, and engine when engine
is running.
•Radio-Check battery life before running the
car. The radio does not have full control of the
car with steering and/or throttle/brake, do not
run until corrected. Failure to correct this will
result in possible injury and damage to the
car or property. We strongly recommend
using a Failsafe.
•Glow fuel-Do not leave the glow fuel
unattended with the lid off. Nitro fuel contains
Methanol and Nitro Methane is flammable
and poisonous.
Store fuel in cool ventilated location.
Refer to the glow fuel label for additional
precautions.
•Never leave fuel in car,
it will ruin the engine if left in tank.
•Always turn off the car BEFORE turning off
the radio.
•DAMAGE DUE CAR RUN AWAY IS NOT
A WARRANTY ISSUE .
•Turn off radio in the car
•Put a few drops of after run in the engine to keep
it from rusting.
•Clear oil and dirt from chassis with a
degreaser.
•Squeeze fuel line and hold until engine stops.
•With a rag, cover exhaust outlet.
• Do not run on public streets. It is very easy to
have the car run over or be damaged by hitting
the curb.
•Do not operate the car in tight confined
places. The car is very fast and will easily hit
something.
•Do not operate the car at night. You will not
be able to drive it safely.
•Do not operate the car indoors. Engine
exhaust fumes are dangerous.
•Glow fuel is poisonous!
•Glow fuel is flammable!
•Do not leave in fuel bottle with lid off at any
time.
•Do not use any fuel other than glow fuel in the
engine.
•Do not do this alone, get an experienced
friend to help for the first time.
•Fill fuel tank, try not to spill fuel. Do not spill
fuel on receiver.
•Hold car off the ground, so it will not runaway
when it first starts.
•Turn on the radio and check the linkage before
starting engine.
•Turn on car receiver battery switch.
•Always have an air filter on the carburetor to
keep dirt out.
Caution!
When starting the engine make sure the
following is observed.
IF YOU DO NOT BREAK-IN
ENGINE CORRECTLY, AT LOW-MID
RPM, YOU WILL BREAK THE
CONNECTING ROD!
•Do not run near people or animals. The car is
very fast and could easily hit someone if you
are not an expert driver.
•Due to noise, you will want to consider the
surrounding area when operating the car.
1. Where to run car?
2. Glow Fuel
3. First Time Starting the Engine
•See your engine owners manual.
4. Engine Break-in
5. Emergency Engine Stopping
6. Storing Car After Running
7. Precautions
