Needing a motor
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Man I cannot find out the model of this buggy anywhere! Also would a Picco .32 motor give me the speed i am looking for? Will if fit a 1/8 scale buggy?
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Man I cannot find out the model of this buggy anywhere! Also would a Picco .32 motor give me the speed i am looking for? Will if fit a 1/8 scale buggy?
Man I cannot find out the model of this buggy anywhere! Also would a Picco .32 motor give me the speed i am looking for? Will if fit a 1/8 scale buggy?
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Pretty much anything Picco, Jammin, or Novarossi will be a great engine. There's more out there too, but those are just the first ones that always pop into my head.
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If that's an OFNA LX, then the pic is a mirror image....at least compared to mine.
I realize that you're not on a budget, but when my Force 26 gave up the ghost, I put in a used Nitrostar 25 (from a Savage). This engine works great....at least as good, if not better, than the Force 28, which I quite like (for a budget engine). Only thing I don't like about the Nitrostar 25 is the plastic body carb, but they should still be easy to find, and cheap.
I realize that you're not on a budget, but when my Force 26 gave up the ghost, I put in a used Nitrostar 25 (from a Savage). This engine works great....at least as good, if not better, than the Force 28, which I quite like (for a budget engine). Only thing I don't like about the Nitrostar 25 is the plastic body carb, but they should still be easy to find, and cheap.





