webra .35 ????
07-25-2003, 02:13 AM
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I've bought 2 .32's in the last year. Horizon shows them in stock on their web site. I think the .35 is a ringed engine compared to the ABC of the .32. Tom
07-25-2003, 02:25 AM
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I've got one on my Diamond Dust. Very strong and reliable. I put it on a pipe this year tho, and I'm getting some black in the exhaust residue, but it remains strong.
BTW, Canada has a different supplier for Webra than the US does which might account for the difference in availability.
BTW, Canada has a different supplier for Webra than the US does which might account for the difference in availability.
07-25-2003, 02:48 AM
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Thanks Bubba. As you know, I have no real experience with pipes. Little sucker sure does sing tho. I think it was high 16s on a 8x8 prop. 
07-27-2003, 08:53 PM
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Hey Guys ]
the 32 is an ABC motor which has a much better piston fit, the 35 is a ringed motor , the 32 in my opinion is a higher reving motor, i have 3 32`s and i just got rid of that 35 cause it wouldnt turn up like the 32`s , horizon hobby has plenty of 32`s ,
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the 32 is an ABC motor which has a much better piston fit, the 35 is a ringed motor , the 32 in my opinion is a higher reving motor, i have 3 32`s and i just got rid of that 35 cause it wouldnt turn up like the 32`s , horizon hobby has plenty of 32`s ,
happy hovering
08-02-2003, 12:31 PM
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I own both the 32and the 35....run the snot out of them too but the new engine to have if your lookin for high R's and reliability of a webra is the webra 36...its abc and seems to be workin good.
08-02-2003, 08:15 PM
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Steve,
I heard something about a Webra 36 a few months back. So it's a new engine? Where can you get it? I don't see it listed on Horizon's site. I only see the 32 and 35.
Wade
I heard something about a Webra 36 a few months back. So it's a new engine? Where can you get it? I don't see it listed on Horizon's site. I only see the 32 and 35.
Wade
08-03-2003, 06:13 PM
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I am afraid i am not sure i can help you if it isnt in the horizon listing yet....but it should be there shortly...we have a contact thru horizon that we get some of the new stuff before it hits the U.S. market so that is probobly where he got it....but like i said it should be out for the public soon. The testing we have done with it so far looks like it should be another good engine from webra.
