jimbo_98

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what does a 4.4 engine on the warhead = like .28 or what?

duckedup

.27

89ram

.27 gets a second, all in favor raise your right hand?[8D]

Taffey

*raises hand*

Multiply cubic centimeters by 0.061023744 to convert it to cubic inches.

4.4cc * 0.061023744 = 0.2685044736ci = 0.27

To convert ci to cc, divide by 0.061023744.

jimbo_98

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alright cause i am going to buy a axial .32 for my warhead when it hgets here and i get the money

89ram

oooh, you'll like that, i had that setup once.

duckedup

Or you could save a few bucks and get the Surefire .32, same motor

jimbo_98

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would just getting the axial .28 be the same as the .32?

jimbo_98

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and about how fast would it be with the axial .32

duckedup

I'd go with the .28, it's got higher RPM's and only just slightly under the torque of the .32..

Here's a link to the NitroDyne database.. [link]http://www.nitrodynesystems.com/Engine%20Database.htm[/link].. you can see how close they are there.

jimbo_98

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whats the speed?

duckedup

It tops out at 35K (the .28).. looks like it's about 1000 RPM's (or so) better, but I'm not sure on actual RPM's for the .32, that's just what I can see by the chart at NitroDyne..

Here's another link to check out.. [link=http://www.xtremerc.com/forum/showthread.php?t=2202]more #'s[/link] ..they don't have the .32 results there though, just the .28.

Dil

or you can use googles calculator feature, jsut type in the search bar- 4.4 cubic centimeters in cubic inches and it will give you the answer
or any other calculation it will give the answer straight up,


4.4 cubic centimeters in cubic inches = 0.268 CI