Hey there Nitrotwin!Sounds great looking to run a wasp .12 rev have any info on this engine in a boat looks interesting and you can buy the shims for changing the timing from the factory what do you think is the best .12 for this boat by best I mean fast but not 400.00 worth fast, just looking around thanks JWB
Basicaly. Mine is actualy a .12 TR/PT which that one is based on, with improvements from what I understand.The only mods that i am aware of is changine the carb to a rotary type, and cutting the pilot end off the end of the crank to allow the collect and flywheel to be installed. I'm not really sure beyond that, I got my engine from Hamer.
How much did that team associated run ya, Ron?Adam Drake is a sponsored racer for Team Losi the last that I knew. Here's the one that I just got: http://www.teamassociated.com/enlarge/lrp31280.htm . If I have time today I'll get it fired up.
How much did that team associated run ya, Ron?Adam Drake is a sponsored racer for Team Losi the last that I knew. Here's the one that I just got: http://www.teamassociated.com/enlarge/lrp31280.htm . If I have time today I'll get it fired up.
Looking around, it seems that most of the TRUCK .12's have set-ups just like we need.
I've never played around with Nitro RC Buggies, Trucks or Cars. What's the scoop?
Are the truck engines tuned for more torque. Why don't they use pilot shafts?
Maybe a TRUCK .12 will turn a cupped prop better. What do you think?
Do you think you would get worse performance using a truck engine in a rigger, Anthony?The truck engines are designed to have peak power in the mid rpm range. They do typically have more torque but a lower peak rpm. You rarely would run a buggy at full throttle like an on road car. The on-road car engines run higher RPM ranges with peak HP higher in the range.
This is just what I have interpretted,.. could be totally wrong..
How much did that team associated run ya, Ron?Adam Drake is a sponsored racer for Team Losi the last that I knew. Here's the one that I just got: http://www.teamassociated.com/enlarge/lrp31280.htm . If I have time today I'll get it fired up.
Looking around, it seems that most of the TRUCK .12's have set-ups just like we need.
I've never played around with Nitro RC Buggies, Trucks or Cars. What's the scoop?
Are the truck engines tuned for more torque. Why don't they use pilot shafts?
Maybe a TRUCK .12 will turn a cupped prop better. What do you think?
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