new evolution 52.... 2 stroker
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From: tishomingo, OK
i saw the new evolution 52 2 stroke at my lhs........any body run one yet....same footprint as the 46......cylinder is about 2-3 mm taller then the 46.....must be a longer stroke........129.00.........i wonder if its worth the extra cash.........thanks.....pault
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It is a tad larger and heavier than a 46 though. It kind of reminds me of a plane that I took a 46 out of and put a Magnum 52 XLS into. It definitely had more power but needed weight on the tail.
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I have an evo .45 and its GREAT
Starts easily and runs all day ! I bet the .52 will be a great engine. More power for a negligable amount of weight.
What is the difference between the .45 and the .46 ?????
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Starts easily and runs all day ! I bet the .52 will be a great engine. More power for a negligable amount of weight.What is the difference between the .45 and the .46 ?????
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I have an evo .45 and its GREAT
Starts easily and runs all day ! I bet the .52 will be a great engine. More power for a negligable amount of weight.
What is the difference between the .45 and the .46 ?????
JettPilot
I have an evo .45 and its GREAT
Starts easily and runs all day ! I bet the .52 will be a great engine. More power for a negligable amount of weight.What is the difference between the .45 and the .46 ?????
JettPilot
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JettPilot,
That has been the question about how Evolution has introduced their engines. The .40 (Alpha engine) and .46 share the same cylinders, crankcases, and carbs. You can make the 40 almost into a 46 by using the 46 liner and piston. That gives you a 45, but not the same .45 Trainer Power System engine at all. The crankpin on the 46 is slightly different to give it more stroke. If you put in a 46 crankshaft, you would then have a .46NT. The .40 Alpha is better balanced than the .46NT.
The .45 is a different engine and I don't think it shares any of the same parts. I haven't checked the carbs though.
That has been the question about how Evolution has introduced their engines. The .40 (Alpha engine) and .46 share the same cylinders, crankcases, and carbs. You can make the 40 almost into a 46 by using the 46 liner and piston. That gives you a 45, but not the same .45 Trainer Power System engine at all. The crankpin on the 46 is slightly different to give it more stroke. If you put in a 46 crankshaft, you would then have a .46NT. The .40 Alpha is better balanced than the .46NT.
The .45 is a different engine and I don't think it shares any of the same parts. I haven't checked the carbs though.
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I do know the engine in the alpha 40 airplane is a .45
http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products...ProdID=EVOE100
http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products...ProdID=EVOE100
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Isn't that a little small? I'm not sure thats why I'm asking. Looking to put this motor in a .40 sized mustang, just waiting to see if anyone does something similar. Was going to get an OS 50 but am going to wait a little longer.
Someone has got to have some more numbers on this motor, prop/RPM's/nitro%...etc..
Shane
Someone has got to have some more numbers on this motor, prop/RPM's/nitro%...etc..
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I may have to try that sometime, guess thats what the racers do anyway. Larger dia.= higher thrust so I guess smaller would yeild more speed. Just seemed so small when you look at the numbers. lol
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