Calling all Picco Guru's
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Could anyone tell me the difference between the Picco P7R-EVO2 & Picco P7-EVO3? I want to buy one of these for my Hyper 8.5 buggy?
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hi im a picco guy. the diiferences are the evo 3 has a lil bit different porting in
the block to get that better fuell milliage that the 2 lacked and the crank isnt as crazy so over all the 3 is smoother but still
puts down the power. If i were u look at what your goin for and what kinda track ur racing on. if u race on smaller tracks
then go with the 2 but if u run on big tracks go with the 3.
the block to get that better fuell milliage that the 2 lacked and the crank isnt as crazy so over all the 3 is smoother but still
puts down the power. If i were u look at what your goin for and what kinda track ur racing on. if u race on smaller tracks
then go with the 2 but if u run on big tracks go with the 3.
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well said crazy 8t you hit the nail on the head....basically its all timing #'s that is the difference....o and the non fall apart head..(evo 2 heads like to rattle apart after a couple gallons)...so i would go with the JPX version for the price and the head that wont start rattling after a gallon or so.
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Thanks Intergra. Ya idk why the heads do that but every picco head iv ever had has done that so i just take the head off after break in
and put an O.S Rocket racing head on them.
and put an O.S Rocket racing head on them.
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EVO 2 and EVO 3 are identical... cranks are the same, block porting is the same, sleeve porting is the same...the only difference is the EVO3 has a shim under the sleeve to slightly raise port timing....
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Thanks Intergra. Ya idk why the heads do that but every picco head iv ever had has done that so i just take the head off after break in
and put an O.S Rocket racing head on them.
Thanks Intergra. Ya idk why the heads do that but every picco head iv ever had has done that so i just take the head off after break in
and put an O.S Rocket racing head on them.
i tried the Fatt Head from Trinity...HOLY CRAP it weigh's a Tonne...ill stick to my stock JPX head thx. [sm=lol.gif]
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anyone else make a head for the picco's? I wouldnt mind having one either, but not crazy about crazy nut, or the trinity.
anyone else make a head for the picco's? I wouldnt mind having one either, but not crazy about crazy nut, or the trinity.
JPX version ?
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Is it a must to seal the carb?
Is it a must to seal the carb?
IMO yes....strange things can happen if you don't.....i used to play devil's advocate with which carb i would seal...but no more...i just seal them ALL and be done with it.
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IMO yes....strange things can happen if you don't.....i used to play devil's advocate with which carb i would seal...but no more...i just seal them ALL and be done with it.
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Is it a must to seal the carb?
Is it a must to seal the carb?
IMO yes....strange things can happen if you don't.....i used to play devil's advocate with which carb i would seal...but no more...i just seal them ALL and be done with it.
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Can I use this to seal the engine? http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ducts_id/25728
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Can I use this to seal the engine? http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ducts_id/25728
Can I use this to seal the engine? http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ducts_id/25728
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