Engine option
12-31-2010, 03:55 PM
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RE: Engine option
ORIGINAL: Mclovin350z
Os makes top notch engines, and their 21 will bolt right in. They are also very easy to tune and will stay tuned more reliably than the 3.3. You can also look into the Os 18tm, dynamite 19, rb tm 523, and picco 26. The first two are drop-in flavored, the last two are going to require a couple goodies to make them work, and are also a tad rough on stock driveline parts. Here's the 21tm: http://cgi.ebay.com/O-S-OS-21-TM-21T...item3f044074d5
Os makes top notch engines, and their 21 will bolt right in. They are also very easy to tune and will stay tuned more reliably than the 3.3. You can also look into the Os 18tm, dynamite 19, rb tm 523, and picco 26. The first two are drop-in flavored, the last two are going to require a couple goodies to make them work, and are also a tad rough on stock driveline parts. Here's the 21tm: http://cgi.ebay.com/O-S-OS-21-TM-21T...item3f044074d5
I went with the 21tm....
12-31-2010, 04:50 PM
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RE: Engine option
ORIGINAL: nitrojimbo
Get the Dynamite .19. I've always heard good things about Dynamite engines. I'm dropping one in my Revo when I get the money.
Get the Dynamite .19. I've always heard good things about Dynamite engines. I'm dropping one in my Revo when I get the money.
can i still use the ez start with the dynamte .19?
12-31-2010, 07:44 PM
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