To Get, Or Not To Get
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From: Pennsauken, NJ
Well I have a LX Comp and was thinking of racing, and I was thinking of puting this .21 in it, and was wondering if anyone has this motor and how is it?
http://www.rdlogics.com/cgi-bin/cate...021&type=store
http://www.rdlogics.com/cgi-bin/cate...021&type=store
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i wouldnt expect that engine to last a really long time (because it is inexpensive) but i dont know for shure...if you are looking for a cheap .21 i say this one: http://www.rcboca.com/product.php?pr...2&cat=7&page=1 at the track the other day and i was amazed at how much torque it had for such a cheap engine...but then again that might not last that long either.
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one way bearings.. long story on those
go starter box and if you want a good .21 heres a good os and its $$
its called the os vspec race motor
$300 on tower
non pullstart
go starter box and if you want a good .21 heres a good os and its $$
its called the os vspec race motor
$300 on tower
non pullstart
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i dont know this for a fact but i think he is after a cheaper engine...the vspec is a great engine but it isnt great for your wallet thickness...
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Find out whether your track has a displacement requirement of .21 for engines. If not, you can pretty much get the V-Spec performance, for less than half the price with a Sportwerks .26 engine.



