will a fantom .18 fit in a 4-tec?
06-28-2005, 07:55 AM
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will a fantom .18 fit in a 4-tec?
will a 05 fantom .18 fit in a 4-tec?
what modifcations will i have to do?
will i have to cut the crank?
if so it would be better to get a engine from a tmaxx right?
what modifcations will i have to do?
will i have to cut the crank?
if so it would be better to get a engine from a tmaxx right?
06-28-2005, 09:23 AM
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RE: will a fantom .18 fit in a 4-tec?
ok i was reading the fantom site
i have a 03 fantom .15 in my xxx-nt and i keep destroying trans gears so i cant imagin a 05 .18 [sm=lol.gif]
i have a 03 fantom .15 in my xxx-nt and i keep destroying trans gears so i cant imagin a 05 .18 [sm=lol.gif]
06-28-2005, 09:42 AM
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RE: will a fantom .18 fit in a 4-tec?
would it work out better if it was a rear exhaust or side exhaust
my guess is rear exhaust
what carb would work out better slide or rotary?
my guess is rear exhaust
what carb would work out better slide or rotary?
06-29-2005, 06:56 AM
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RE: will a fantom .18 fit in a 4-tec?
ok thanks i thought that the guy at the lhs said that the slides were better of on road purposes.
why is that??
why is that??
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RE: will a fantom .18 fit in a 4-tec?
ORIGINAL: lax195
Slide carbs offer better response in lower rpms... vs rotary carbs which offer the best response in the mid-range rpms.
Slide carbs offer better response in lower rpms... vs rotary carbs which offer the best response in the mid-range rpms.
