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for a CRT u need some form of .28 not everybody's like Chad and can wheel it soo smoothly with a .21..and its not exactly like a CRT is a Light truck either.....i vote a .28 or even the newer Trinity .25 thats commin out.
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ORIGINAL: INTEGRA
NOT in a built up CRT...NOR WITH burnt out Holeshots in Near FREEZING weather....
NOT in a built up CRT...NOR WITH burnt out Holeshots in Near FREEZING weather....

Ok here is a stock v spec in a hellfire.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSNtOMjlRKY
If you really want to be smart about it I could easily say you dont have enough motor in your integra because its not a V8.
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ORIGINAL: ProStreetCamaro
Ok here is a stock v spec in a hellfire.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSNtOMjlRKY
If you really want to be smart about it I could easily say you dont have enough motor in your integra because its not a V8.
ORIGINAL: INTEGRA
NOT in a built up CRT...NOR WITH burnt out Holeshots in Near FREEZING weather....
NOT in a built up CRT...NOR WITH burnt out Holeshots in Near FREEZING weather....

Ok here is a stock v spec in a hellfire.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSNtOMjlRKY
If you really want to be smart about it I could easily say you dont have enough motor in your integra because its not a V8.
that hellfire may have a little of the top end speed but it doesn't have the bottom end grunt i need for the technicals.
i tried running a top of the line o.s. speed .21 but i still didnt have the bottom end i wanted i even tryed it with all the my jp pipes and rb's
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Jammins definatly should have .28s or fully modded .21s in them. But since you say you run on technicle tracks, you shouldnt have much of a problem with fuel economy since you wont be on the throttle too hard. So therefore you should definatly get a race .28 but keep it stock. Theres some nice .28s out there that are good on fuel and of coarse, have plenty more power than any .21. The Novarossi .28, the OS .28, jammin .28. The one I have first hand experience with is the RB 928, this engine is a beast even when its not in tune. I have it on my st-rr and its nothing but wheel spinning power even under 1/4th throttle, this engine is the sh1t for any offroad truck. You should definatly look into those engines I mentioned for your truggy, and a good clutch.
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ORIGINAL: ProRCRacer88
Jammins definatly should have .28s or fully modded .21s in them. But since you say you run on technicle tracks, you shouldnt have much of a problem with fuel economy since you wont be on the throttle too hard. So therefore you should definatly get a race .28 but keep it stock. Theres some nice .28s out there that are good on fuel and of coarse, have plenty more power than any .21. The Novarossi .28, the OS .28, jammin .28. The one I have first hand experience with is the RB 928, this engine is a beast even when its not in tune. I have it on my st-rr and its nothing but wheel spinning power even under 1/4th throttle, this engine is the sh1t for any offroad truck. You should definatly look into those engines I mentioned for your truggy, and a good clutch.
Jammins definatly should have .28s or fully modded .21s in them. But since you say you run on technicle tracks, you shouldnt have much of a problem with fuel economy since you wont be on the throttle too hard. So therefore you should definatly get a race .28 but keep it stock. Theres some nice .28s out there that are good on fuel and of coarse, have plenty more power than any .21. The Novarossi .28, the OS .28, jammin .28. The one I have first hand experience with is the RB 928, this engine is a beast even when its not in tune. I have it on my st-rr and its nothing but wheel spinning power even under 1/4th throttle, this engine is the sh1t for any offroad truck. You should definatly look into those engines I mentioned for your truggy, and a good clutch.

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If you wanted to go mad, then there is always the AXE Rossi Cobra .25!! It's quite expensive but heard very good comments on it
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ORIGINAL: INTEGRA
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Well am I right? The smaller engines when built right can move out pretty good. Same goes for cars and RC's. I wasnt cutting on your car just trying to make a point but I think it came out wrong.
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ORIGINAL: SaVaGe MaN SS
yeah i was runnin an picco .28 8port with a fioroni 3 shoe with 2 ergal and 1 carbon and jp-4, ran perfect till i put the connecting rod through the side of the block
yeah i was runnin an picco .28 8port with a fioroni 3 shoe with 2 ergal and 1 carbon and jp-4, ran perfect till i put the connecting rod through the side of the block

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ORIGINAL: ProRCRacer88
How that happen? how many gallons it had through it before this?
ORIGINAL: SaVaGe MaN SS
yeah i was runnin an picco .28 8port with a fioroni 3 shoe with 2 ergal and 1 carbon and jp-4, ran perfect till i put the connecting rod through the side of the block
yeah i was runnin an picco .28 8port with a fioroni 3 shoe with 2 ergal and 1 carbon and jp-4, ran perfect till i put the connecting rod through the side of the block
