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08-10-2003, 05:44 PM
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my friend has a problem with his t-maxx he was wondering what is a good motor for a t-maxx. his problem was he was driving his t-maxx to hard and blew the motor sky high from it overheating then he took the motor out and with his temper threw it down the street any help is appreciated.
08-10-2003, 06:05 PM
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Maybe he should get any of the new .18 engines that are a direct replacement for the 2.5. I am partial to the sirio, but there are a couple more good ones out there.
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You can run a engine hard with out blowing it if it's tuned right. Must of been a little to lean. Every so often I check mine with a temp gun to make sure I with in the recommened heat range of the engine. A good break-in helps too.
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Re: t-maxx
Originally posted by powers18
my friend has a problem with his t-maxx he was wondering what is a good motor for a t-maxx. his problem was he was driving his t-maxx to hard and blew the motor sky high from it overheating then he took the motor out and with his temper threw it down the street any help is appreciated.
my friend has a problem with his t-maxx he was wondering what is a good motor for a t-maxx. his problem was he was driving his t-maxx to hard and blew the motor sky high from it overheating then he took the motor out and with his temper threw it down the street any help is appreciated.
