axe cobra
10-03-2006 | 11:20 PM
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From: , FRANCE, METROPOLITAN
RE: axe cobra
they are all 3, good, bad and indifferent.
seen a few run aweseome, very fast, very good fuel economy. and some that konk out very often. maybe tuner, maybe engine not sure.
seen a few run aweseome, very fast, very good fuel economy. and some that konk out very often. maybe tuner, maybe engine not sure.
10-04-2006 | 01:04 AM
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From: DurbanKwa-Zulu Natal, SOUTH AFRICA
RE: axe cobra
We have a few running locally and there is 2 that are running consistantly in the A mains at the nats.
I just ran my one in and still have a few tanks to go before I sart tuning for power.
Great motor ,good quality and awesome performance with good economy.
On rich settings I can get 7 -8 mins on a tank with the small venturi at the coast.
If my Black magic is anything to go by the Cobra is a excellent motor as my BM has close to 60 liters throught over a years use and still going strong.I have only replaced bearings on it and still am using original rod which has no play and teh engine still has good pinch.
I just ran my one in and still have a few tanks to go before I sart tuning for power.
Great motor ,good quality and awesome performance with good economy.
On rich settings I can get 7 -8 mins on a tank with the small venturi at the coast.
If my Black magic is anything to go by the Cobra is a excellent motor as my BM has close to 60 liters throught over a years use and still going strong.I have only replaced bearings on it and still am using original rod which has no play and teh engine still has good pinch.
