best 50 size engine for 3D?
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From: Newton, MA
Webra 50, MVVS 49, Irvine, or anything else you can suggest. The Jet engines are too expensive, the Magnum 52 has poor throttle response unless you get a new carb and exhaust. Where do you get the Irvine in the US?
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From: The Woodlands,
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Sig used to have Irvine and the 53 rocks.
West 50T1 is a pure 3D motor, however pricey.
OS 50 with a Nelson or Jett pipe is a great combo, too.
West 50T1 is a pure 3D motor, however pricey.
OS 50 with a Nelson or Jett pipe is a great combo, too.
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http://goldenstaterc.com/Irvine.htm
Golden State RC has them listed on their website, but I know nothing about this company.
http://www.justengines.unseen.org/irvine.htm
Just Engines in the UK will ship to the US.
Eric
Golden State RC has them listed on their website, but I know nothing about this company.
http://www.justengines.unseen.org/irvine.htm
Just Engines in the UK will ship to the US.
Eric
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From: London, US MINOR OUTLYING ISLANDS
I have used Irvine .53s and they are powerful, have good throttle response and are cheaper than OS (last time I checked), great engines and I would recommend them.
The other engine I have tried is the J'EN .56 from Just Engines. This engine is America is sold under the tigershark brand in the USA (I think) and so far its a very torquey engine! ALOT less money than some other highly priced engines but just as good so far.
The other engine I have tried is the J'EN .56 from Just Engines. This engine is America is sold under the tigershark brand in the USA (I think) and so far its a very torquey engine! ALOT less money than some other highly priced engines but just as good so far.




