picco .28
02-04-2008, 07:12 PM
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picco .28
[size=5][size=3]does any one have this motor on a revo??
i just bought this motor but with a pull start and would like to get rid of the pull start and use a bump start type back plate. has any one done this yet?
wich back plate should i use for this?
O..... heres a few pic of what i've done so far,
i just bought this motor but with a pull start and would like to get rid of the pull start and use a bump start type back plate. has any one done this yet?
wich back plate should i use for this?
O..... heres a few pic of what i've done so far,
02-04-2008, 08:23 PM
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RE: picco .28
ORIGINAL: superman11
What is a bump start? And what is WOT?
Just wondering, im a noob.
What is a bump start? And what is WOT?
Just wondering, im a noob.
RCs without a pull starting system have an opening in the chassis that provides access to the flywheel. The RC is placed on top of a starter box that has an electric-powered spinning rubber disk sticking out of it that makes contact with the vehicle's flywheel and rotates it to start the engine. This is known as a bump start system because the flywheel is bumped against the disk in the starter box to get the engine started.
WOT = Wide Open Throttle
you must be asking about a starter box or back plate shaft starter?
02-05-2008, 12:45 AM
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RE: picco .28
ORIGINAL: Ricky T
[size=5][size=3]does any one have this motor on a revo??
i just bought this motor but with a pull start and would like to get rid of the pull start and use a bump start type back plate. has any one done this yet?
wich back plate should i use for this?
O..... heres a few pic of what i've done so far,
[size=5][size=3]does any one have this motor on a revo??
i just bought this motor but with a pull start and would like to get rid of the pull start and use a bump start type back plate. has any one done this yet?
wich back plate should i use for this?
O..... heres a few pic of what i've done so far,
02-05-2008, 01:11 PM
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RE: picco .28
Nice truck...looks like it's a beast of an engine. One question, though...shouldn't you be looking at a pipe that's designed for a big block engine and not the stock pipe that's meant for the much smaller 3.3?
02-05-2008, 01:47 PM
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RE: picco .28
In no way did I want to stomp on Ricky's parade at all. Just trying to help a fellow RCer out. I would hope that someone would do the same for me. Like slayer said, get yourself a propper tuned pipe for it and let that .28 exhale like it should.
02-10-2008, 09:34 PM
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RE: picco .28
CLUTCH TIME!!
for thoes of U who have a BB engine.
wich clutch do U prefer on a BB engine?
I'm looking for somthing that has the most bang-for-the-buck!
2 or 3 prong flywheel/ composite or aluminum shoes.......
any ideas?
for thoes of U who have a BB engine.
wich clutch do U prefer on a BB engine?
I'm looking for somthing that has the most bang-for-the-buck!
2 or 3 prong flywheel/ composite or aluminum shoes.......
any ideas?
