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Got a .28 axial motor for my savage. Anyone got a good exhaust match for this motor ? & fuel .Just like to get some opnions on those of you who already have this motor & what your useing. Thanks
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RE: .28 axial
it's a great motor u will love it. i run a hpi polished pipe, and and i run monster hp (great fule and doesnt have a ton of oil in it)
also if u have not shimed ur diff's u need to before u break it in (it killed it's 1st diff after about 9 tanks into it's break in).
i have 5gal's on here as of now and she still has a ton of life left in her, will still pull up the front end even with ext lcg tvp's and a rx pack on the front tower (18-49 gearing).
take ur time on break in and she will last u a long time.
also if u have not shimed ur diff's u need to before u break it in (it killed it's 1st diff after about 9 tanks into it's break in).
i have 5gal's on here as of now and she still has a ton of life left in her, will still pull up the front end even with ext lcg tvp's and a rx pack on the front tower (18-49 gearing).
take ur time on break in and she will last u a long time.
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RE: .28 axial
Got the Hot Bodies Aluminum Polished pipe.... and use Byron's 20% Race Blend. Can't keep the front wheels down with 17/49 and it's not fully broken in yet. May switch to a 17/47 to keep the front wheels down a bit more...
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RE: .28 axial
Use the JP-3. That's what i use with my axial .28 and it really cooks. [link=http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXNNE3&P=7]See it here.[/link]
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RE: .28 axial
Thanks for your input. I'm set up now at 17/49 i will give it a go like that see what she does. got a stock exhaust, but also got a tsais tuned header dont really want to use cause it goes straight back & blows all the fuel on my wheel and lower arms,shocks, makes a real mess. I will look at some of the exhaust you all mentioned. put a set of bead lock wheels on this upgraded it 17mm tire is a bit bigger so i think the 17/49 might be good .See if it help keeps the front wheel down a bit.Heard a lot of good things about the axial .28 soon will find out .
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Keep us posted.. (pics and vids would be great..)
I've got an Axial 28 in my X SS with slightly extended TVP's, and it's geared right now 18/47, which I'm worried might be over-geared.. Prob won't get a chance to break it in for a while cuz of weather and work..
I've got an Axial 28 in my X SS with slightly extended TVP's, and it's geared right now 18/47, which I'm worried might be over-geared.. Prob won't get a chance to break it in for a while cuz of weather and work..
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yea weather now is not good here either,waiting for a good day to break in.But i'll wait so break in is done wright . I will keep posted on results & pic's (where did you get extened tvps)was looking & cant seem to find? Thanks
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Chronic..
(only ext .6 inches in the front, so uses a rear dog-bone in the front.. I think he can make pretty much what you want... Jeeze, we need to sticky a thread for Chronic's TVP's..)
Very nice quality, and a very good price.
(only ext .6 inches in the front, so uses a rear dog-bone in the front.. I think he can make pretty much what you want... Jeeze, we need to sticky a thread for Chronic's TVP's..)
Very nice quality, and a very good price.
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RE: .28 axial
Hey tanks for the info heard of this done before thought it was a kit. truck looks good my son likes the hummer bodie on it (he wants to get one for his truck)
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ORIGINAL: PatrickBW
Keep us posted.. (pics and vids would be great..)
I've got an Axial 28 in my X SS with slightly extended TVP's, and it's geared right now 18/47, which I'm worried might be over-geared.. Prob won't get a chance to break it in for a while cuz of weather and work..
Keep us posted.. (pics and vids would be great..)
I've got an Axial 28 in my X SS with slightly extended TVP's, and it's geared right now 18/47, which I'm worried might be over-geared.. Prob won't get a chance to break it in for a while cuz of weather and work..
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RE: .28 axial
Well from the feed back here seems the axial .28 is a good motor .Got this motor and & temps outside went down to the 30's but can't wait to get a good day to break er in.
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RE: .28 axial
it;s fine to break it in that cold out. i used foil around the head and then put a sock over it. one thing though. when you first get it lean the HSN out about a 1/2 turn the factory setting are very very ritch. my truck wouldn't even move with it at the factory settings
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Yea like i said some may say different and yes it can be done. Had a friend of mine use foil and it was cold ended up burning up motor just bad luck.don't know how much experience he has . Got to watch how much foil you put around head.Never thouht about the sock thought.If he skipped the foil and use sock he might be ok.
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RE: .28 axial
get along dock and cut off the foot part so you just have the get portion. they make it double layered and just put it around the head. so the top can be exposed so you can take the temp.