os engine or axial
04-20-2008, 09:43 AM
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os engine or axial
looking at the os engine but the axial is catching my eye. In general, is one better than the other?? or are they both about the same? Thanks for the help
04-20-2008, 06:02 PM
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RE: os engine or axial
well i ike the axial but os make great engines
many will say that os emgine never died meaning that they run good till they are really worn out.
many will say that os emgine never died meaning that they run good till they are really worn out.
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RE: os engine or axial
My votes in for the OS.
Ive got a 12TR thats about 6 years old and its never been rebuilt and still runs great. I cant even believe it still runs. I actually just ran it this past Saturday. Leaned it out a little too much, burnt out a plug, put in a fresh plug, richened it back up and ran with little rest for a good 2-3 hours. This thing is a true champ. Some of the guys at the track call it the the "little engine that could!"
Ive got a 12TR thats about 6 years old and its never been rebuilt and still runs great. I cant even believe it still runs. I actually just ran it this past Saturday. Leaned it out a little too much, burnt out a plug, put in a fresh plug, richened it back up and ran with little rest for a good 2-3 hours. This thing is a true champ. Some of the guys at the track call it the the "little engine that could!"
