.12tz in a st
08-01-2005 | 03:00 PM
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From: Norwood,
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RE: .12tz in a st
ORIGINAL: rccars411
.12 tz isnt really just a "on road" engine. They have short shaft versions for a reason... RC10GT drop ins.
.12 tz isnt really just a "on road" engine. They have short shaft versions for a reason... RC10GT drop ins.
08-02-2005 | 08:28 AM
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From: Zion, NETHERLANDS
RE: .12tz in a st
ORIGINAL: Shmeal
i don't know about that, i never gave mine the chance. You see, i melted it in half before i got the cv-r. It's spurs that you will be eating
i don't know about that, i never gave mine the chance. You see, i melted it in half before i got the cv-r. It's spurs that you will be eating
08-02-2005 | 02:38 PM
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RE: .12tz in a st
ORIGINAL: Nightwolf
I don't understand why everyone keeps stripping them spur gears, I mean, I used to run a Picco .15 in my ST and that's not a sissy engine if u know what I mean and I NEVER stripped a spur gear ever...
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i don't know about that, i never gave mine the chance. You see, i melted it in half before i got the cv-r. It's spurs that you will be eating
i don't know about that, i never gave mine the chance. You see, i melted it in half before i got the cv-r. It's spurs that you will be eating
08-02-2005 | 07:34 PM
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RE: .12tz in a st
ORIGINAL: ThunderbirdJunkie
the NTC3 uses a short shaft as well, and so can ofna's cars
ORIGINAL: rccars411
.12 tz isnt really just a "on road" engine. They have short shaft versions for a reason... RC10GT drop ins.
.12 tz isnt really just a "on road" engine. They have short shaft versions for a reason... RC10GT drop ins.
And as I have noticed... many people have that "on road racing engine" TR bolted on their off roaders.
08-02-2005 | 11:44 PM
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RE: .12tz in a st
Well then :P
All in all, the tz is still good offroad, you just have to gear differently to dial in your preferred style. Personally, if i still had that Ultima, i would have slapped this engine in. But since I am going to be full time 1/8 buggy racing next year, i wont be able to experience the tz myself
All in all, the tz is still good offroad, you just have to gear differently to dial in your preferred style. Personally, if i still had that Ultima, i would have slapped this engine in. But since I am going to be full time 1/8 buggy racing next year, i wont be able to experience the tz myself
08-03-2005 | 01:11 AM
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RE: .12tz in a st
ORIGINAL: ThunderbirdJunkie
put it in yer t-maxx! lol.
my next rear exhaust .12 is gonna be the SH...dirt cheap pistons/sleeves.
put it in yer t-maxx! lol.
my next rear exhaust .12 is gonna be the SH...dirt cheap pistons/sleeves.
08-03-2005 | 01:22 AM
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From: Norwood,
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RE: .12tz in a st
as tight as the TR still is, i dont think i'm gonna be buyin a new engine any time soon, but the TZ IS tempting.
I'm also gonna run my .12SPD in the AD2 just outta morbid curiosity
I'm also gonna run my .12SPD in the AD2 just outta morbid curiosity
