evolution engines
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ive just purchased a evolution 100nx for my funtana 90,i usually go for ys but saw the advert for these and recommend them for the funtana so i thought i would give it a go,has anyone used or has any advice on reliability etc on these engines.
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The Evoulution 100 is an awesome engine! I overpowered my Twist 40 with it and it screams with
a 14x6 which I will tach and send results. I am a 2 stroke fanatic and love the simplicity of this
engine, ck out the low speed idle adjustment, it doesn't get any easier. I know my plane is smaller
than yours but the 100 should still be more than adequate for Funtana 90
a 14x6 which I will tach and send results. I am a 2 stroke fanatic and love the simplicity of this
engine, ck out the low speed idle adjustment, it doesn't get any easier. I know my plane is smaller
than yours but the 100 should still be more than adequate for Funtana 90
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My local hobby shop sells the Evo 100 for 169.00, great buy considering quality of engine and the fact that a .60 or even .90 will run about the same $ An awesome and somewhat versatile engine.
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cheers tripp3d seems i made a good decision
i see what you mean about the low speed adjustment so much easier,i got mine luke for £125 such a good price for this type off engine. what fuel are you running it on tripp?
i see what you mean about the low speed adjustment so much easier,i got mine luke for £125 such a good price for this type off engine. what fuel are you running it on tripp?
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I'm running 10% nitro 18% oil byron fuel. Not sure if this is ideal, probably would perform a little better on 15% nitro. Ran her this morning before work at the golf course, not many golfers outside when its 20 degrees!



