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Got her running today. TMaxx with hyper .21, man this thing kicks butt. once i get her fine tuned and finished (cosmetics) i'll try to get a video up.
ohh and the ofna roto start works great but for this motor the shaft runs real close to the tank, so i might end up rubbing a hole into it
ohh and the ofna roto start works great but for this motor the shaft runs real close to the tank, so i might end up rubbing a hole into it
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RE: Holy Cow
talk about power. its nice and i am running the Lst tires and rims. just did a small jump and when it landed, you could see it suck to the ground and keep on pulling. plus sounds awsome when that internal turbo spools up
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to tell you the truth, not really sure about the details. my friend that i got it off of told me about it. ofna doesn't have a decription for it. but i know its in there because of the sound of the motor
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RE: Holy Cow
there is a small fan in the rear driven by the conrod...supposed to help fuel/lube distribution through the engine.....I just found out what that was recently too.....
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RE: Holy Cow
"Turbo" model, which means there's an impeller ("turbofan") between the crankshaft and the back plate. It supposedly mixes the fuel and air more evenly and dense.