RB TM 323
01-30-2006, 01:30 AM
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RE: RB TM 323
I've used 3 engines on my 2 revo's (currently running RBTM323, OS18TM and also stock 2.5r).
The RB is by far the easiest engine I've had as far as tuning. No mater how dramatic the weather shifts, finding the sweet spot is so easy.
The from the RB is awesome and easily controlled by changing spur/bell/slipper settings to suit your purposes and you'll never lack the power to anything you want.
Heavy on fuel but show me a mid/big block that isn't.
Highly recommend running the RB plugs.. USed the traxxas plug/os a5 and mccoy's as suggested on varying forums but when I dropped the RB 1056-5 into the beast temps dropped to 220-230 and power increased. Highly recommend searching for these plugs (or 1055-trx if using easistart)
As a package you can't surpass the tm323 value. Engine, header and pipe all suited as a direct, no fuss drop in for the Revo.
Well that's my opinion and when it's time for a new engine, the tm323 will be first choice unless of course RB put out something more enticing.
The RB is by far the easiest engine I've had as far as tuning. No mater how dramatic the weather shifts, finding the sweet spot is so easy.
The from the RB is awesome and easily controlled by changing spur/bell/slipper settings to suit your purposes and you'll never lack the power to anything you want.
Heavy on fuel but show me a mid/big block that isn't.
Highly recommend running the RB plugs.. USed the traxxas plug/os a5 and mccoy's as suggested on varying forums but when I dropped the RB 1056-5 into the beast temps dropped to 220-230 and power increased. Highly recommend searching for these plugs (or 1055-trx if using easistart)
As a package you can't surpass the tm323 value. Engine, header and pipe all suited as a direct, no fuss drop in for the Revo.
Well that's my opinion and when it's time for a new engine, the tm323 will be first choice unless of course RB put out something more enticing.
01-30-2006, 02:24 AM
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RE: RB TM 323
BTW guys who own it, when it dies and you want to give it a new p/s I suggest putting the Sirio .23 one in. It has 9 ports and the RB has 5 ports, it gives it more power, engine basically made same company and all and the p/s is cheaper for Sirio!!!
