<span style="color: #800000">Ok so I just bought a Dynamite .21 mach 2 engine for buggy, bump start backplate, and i was wondering what you guys think of it..
Like how well it performs on the track. Was it a good deal and is it SOMEWHAT competitive engine?

Thanks

-MT</span>

i'm kinda currious about this motor myself...i've heard these are a lil soft on bottom end but other than that they scream....

Well I guess if im not satisfied with this one, then I will probably buy a Novarossi or an OS, this is my test motor, when I do get it I will be sure to post on its performance. But i know what i am going to do whn i get it, taking it straight to the track and breaking it in there :PPP

RIGHT ON!!!!!!!!!
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True that! lol.
But are you thinking about getting one as well?

the thot has crossed my mind a time or 2....</p>

there are a few guys running this engine at the track I run.....although its just club racing, the seem to run with the guys with the high $$$ engines fairly decent..

Well i just got mine in the mail today it is a pretty big engine, havent ran it yet because I am going to trade my buggy for an X1 CR Pro and use it in that. Make sure when you do get it though tighten the carb up its lose in packaging to adjust it.
Ill post on here how good it does on the track.

<font size="4" color="#993300">Ok soo I got my engine broke in. It seems very very rich when you first get it, so i recommend turning it in 1/8 - 1/4 of a turn. But just try it rich first. Even though its rich you can feel the power. Its a very decent engine for the price. Ill try to take a video later on.</font>

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVYVKRZXK28

I finally got a video of it uploaded, it still is very rich. It was shortly after break in