HPI Racing Savage SS 12843 Instruction Manual

To break in the engine, start by using a rich fuel mixture, and run the engine at low speeds for the first few tanks. Gradually increase the speed and lean out the mixture as the engine breaks in. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for the best results.
Begin by setting the high-speed needle to the factory recommended position. Adjust the low-speed needle for a smooth idle and quick acceleration. Fine-tune the high-speed needle for top speed, ensuring the engine runs smoothly without overheating.
Check the glow plug for wear or fouling, ensure the fuel is fresh, and verify that the carburetor settings are correct. Also, inspect the fuel lines for blockages or leaks.
Regularly clean the air filter, check and replace the glow plug if necessary, inspect the drivetrain and suspension for wear, and ensure all screws and nuts are tightened. Also, clean the chassis to prevent dirt buildup.
Power loss can be caused by a clogged air filter, incorrect carburetor settings, or a worn-out clutch. Check these components and replace or adjust as necessary.
Ensure the engine is not running too lean, use fuel with proper lubrication, and avoid prolonged high-speed runs. Adding cooling fins or ensuring proper airflow can also help dissipate heat.
Signs include uneven tire wear, difficulty steering, and excessive bouncing. Adjust the shock absorbers and check the suspension components for damage or misalignment.
Clean the vehicle thoroughly, empty the fuel tank, and disconnect the battery. Store it in a cool, dry place and consider lubricating metal parts to prevent rust.
Check the alignment of the wheels, adjust the suspension settings, and ensure you are using the correct tires for the terrain. Rotate the tires regularly to promote even wear.
Adjust the suspension settings specific to the terrain, use appropriate tires for the surface, and tweak the weight distribution by adjusting the position of the battery and other components.