King Motors Baja Review with pictures
01-01-2010, 09:58 PM
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RE: King Motors Baja Review with pictures
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Well, that explains the price! Stay away from those...
BTW, KeithjV here is video of my buddy's T1000 running on his first start out:
http://[IMG]http://i843.photobucket.....jpg[/IMG]
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Im pretty sure the 208 oz servos on that site are the MG995's
Im pretty sure the 208 oz servos on that site are the MG995's
BTW, KeithjV here is video of my buddy's T1000 running on his first start out:
http://[IMG]http://i843.photobucket.....jpg[/IMG]
Sweet; that will be me soon!
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_92...mpage_8/tm.htm
01-02-2010, 12:01 AM
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RE: King Motors Baja Review with pictures
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Why did you go with the KM over the CY when everyone said CY? [:-]
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Well I flipped a coin and I ordered the km motor I hope it lasts I wont be driving it a ton so it should be fine. Oh and thanks for all the replys and HAPPY NEWYEAR
Well I flipped a coin and I ordered the km motor I hope it lasts I wont be driving it a ton so it should be fine. Oh and thanks for all the replys and HAPPY NEWYEAR
01-02-2010, 12:14 AM
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RE: King Motors Baja Review with pictures
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From what im reading so far the km 29cc is not bad and im not going to be running it alot plus i wont have to buy a new muffler and clutch housing.
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Why did you go with the KM over the CY when everyone said CY? [:-]
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Well I flipped a coin and I ordered the km motor I hope it lasts I wont be driving it a ton so it should be fine. Oh and thanks for all the replys and HAPPY NEWYEAR
Well I flipped a coin and I ordered the km motor I hope it lasts I wont be driving it a ton so it should be fine. Oh and thanks for all the replys and HAPPY NEWYEAR
CY is better money spent..
01-02-2010, 12:39 AM
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RE: King Motors Baja Review with pictures
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yeah im off of 110 exit 49 on lie
yeah im off of 110 exit 49 on lie
We need to have a session when the weather clears a bit, maybe out at ext 56 do the dirt bikes and ATV still run out there?
01-02-2010, 11:20 AM
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RE: King Motors Baja Review with pictures
I dont have it ready yet and the cy engine from ebay would need a new clutch housing because it does not have a mounting hole and even says it in the description.
01-02-2010, 11:38 AM
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I dont have it ready yet and the cy engine from ebay would need a new clutch housing because it does not have a mounting hole and even says it in the description.
I dont have it ready yet and the cy engine from ebay would need a new clutch housing because it does not have a mounting hole and even says it in the description.
also the carb that comes with the CY is much better! Walbro WT-668 carb.
overall the CY is much better quality over the km any day of the week
in other words a no brainer of what motor is better
I went throught the same questions on this forum when my second km motor went south
and after all the great input from this site I went with this motor!
http://www.davesmotors.com/s.nl/c.88...t.A/id.4449/.f
It makes my other two km motors look like silly toys!!!
01-02-2010, 11:43 AM
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RE: King Motors Baja Review with pictures
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I still think you would be fine without it, but a housing witch would help keep the clutch clean is only about 25 bucks or less
also the carb that comes with the CY is much better! Walbro WT-668 carb.
overall the CY is much better quality over the km any day of the week
in other words a no brainer of what motor is better
I went throught the same questions on this forum when my second km motor went south
and after all the great input from this site I went with this motor!
http://www.davesmotors.com/s.nl/c.88...t.A/id.4449/.f
It makes my other two km motors look like silly toys!!!
ORIGINAL: gtc70
I dont have it ready yet and the cy engine from ebay would need a new clutch housing because it does not have a mounting hole and even says it in the description.
I dont have it ready yet and the cy engine from ebay would need a new clutch housing because it does not have a mounting hole and even says it in the description.
also the carb that comes with the CY is much better! Walbro WT-668 carb.
overall the CY is much better quality over the km any day of the week
in other words a no brainer of what motor is better
I went throught the same questions on this forum when my second km motor went south
and after all the great input from this site I went with this motor!
http://www.davesmotors.com/s.nl/c.88...t.A/id.4449/.f
It makes my other two km motors look like silly toys!!!
01-02-2010, 01:05 PM
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RE: King Motors Baja Review with pictures
Well again if you beat it hard enough it will not last.
Personally I will use my KM engine until it quits, then a CY will go in. I like the CY engines I think it is a good bag for the buck. This summer I will be doing some 1/5th scale drag racing with my Rampage and I am looking at the 4-bolt Zen for that application.
Personally I will use my KM engine until it quits, then a CY will go in. I like the CY engines I think it is a good bag for the buck. This summer I will be doing some 1/5th scale drag racing with my Rampage and I am looking at the 4-bolt Zen for that application.
01-02-2010, 01:13 PM
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Well again if you beat it hard enough it will not last.
Personally I will use my KM engine until it quits, then a CY will go in. I like the CY engines I think it is a good bag for the buck. This summer I will be doing some 1/5th scale drag racing with my Rampage and I am looking at the 4-bolt Zen for that application.
Well again if you beat it hard enough it will not last.
Personally I will use my KM engine until it quits, then a CY will go in. I like the CY engines I think it is a good bag for the buck. This summer I will be doing some 1/5th scale drag racing with my Rampage and I am looking at the 4-bolt Zen for that application.
01-02-2010, 01:18 PM
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RE: King Motors Baja Review with pictures
srt10,
check out rcburnout.com for more info. My boy Pete is looking to setup some national events also.
This year I think we have a few Redcats so the 4wd class will be new & hot!
The baja and FG classes last year were very competitive and fun to watch...
check out rcburnout.com for more info. My boy Pete is looking to setup some national events also.
This year I think we have a few Redcats so the 4wd class will be new & hot!
The baja and FG classes last year were very competitive and fun to watch...
01-02-2010, 02:34 PM
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srt10,
check out rcburnout.com for more info. My boy Pete is looking to setup some national events also.
This year I think we have a few Redcats so the 4wd class will be new & hot!
The baja and FG classes last year were very competitive and fun to watch...
srt10,
check out rcburnout.com for more info. My boy Pete is looking to setup some national events also.
This year I think we have a few Redcats so the 4wd class will be new & hot!
The baja and FG classes last year were very competitive and fun to watch...
01-02-2010, 04:17 PM
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RE: King Motors Baja Review with pictures
Hey bbuzzard do they know its a km over at the hpibajaforum I saw you posted pictures of your paint job and they didnt say anything
01-02-2010, 08:32 PM
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BTW, KeithjV here is video of my buddy's T1000 running on his first start out:
http://[IMG]http://i843.photobucket.....jpg[/IMG]
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BTW, KeithjV here is video of my buddy's T1000 running on his first start out:
http://[IMG]http://i843.photobucket.....jpg[/IMG]
01-02-2010, 10:40 PM
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Hey bbuzzard do they know its a km over at the hpibajaforum I saw you posted pictures of your paint job and they didnt say anything
Hey bbuzzard do they know its a km over at the hpibajaforum I saw you posted pictures of your paint job and they didnt say anything
01-02-2010, 11:22 PM
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RE: King Motors Baja Review with pictures
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KM 29cc with 29/55 gearing
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buz, what motor does your buggy have in his T1000?
buz, what motor does your buggy have in his T1000?
and the gearing is 19/55? or the 29/55??
thanks