What motor for a heavy savage xl?
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What motor for a heavy savage xl?
Im looking for suggestions on a good motor for my flm savage xl with aluminum a arms. It is a heavy truck due to all this alluminum so im lookin formaomething bigger. I have a os 30 now but was lookin at a lrp 30x picco boost 5tr or a lrp .32
#2
Lrp 32 would be awesome but you can't get parts for it yet
#3
Damn does nyone know what parts i need to convert the lrp 30x to pullstart?
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#5
Ok im gonna do more research. I think in gonna try a good pipe on the os 30 first before i buy a new engine cause this engine is basicaly new
#6
Tech Apprentice
I put a pull start on the zr 30x I used the backplate and pull start from the zr30 spec 2
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#8
Tech Apprentice
no modding what so ever. the crank has the nub for the pull start back plate. I'm not sure, but may be the same crank as the zr30 spec 2.
#9
That's awesome thanks man
#11
Do u think that just by putting a ercm pipe it will increase power by alot?
#12
Tech Apprentice
l got an ercm pipe coming. should be here this week. I cant wait to see how much a difference it will make....
#13
Tech Adept
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Im sure it will buddy. If its with in ur budget go for it! I made the mistake of buying a "off the self pipe" and ended up selling it, now I'm saving up for an ERCM end bleed lol. Ur motor has a little over a gallon on it right? What gearing are u running? Does the truck wheelie?
#14
Tech Champion
I would think that LRP 30 should outperform the .32.. The 30 already has more than enough torque, and will certainly have more top end than a .32.. So what's the point of a .32? Running uphill in mud maybe, or pulling stuff...
And yes, all you need is the backplate from the pullstart version for the LRP 30X. It's not like the older LRP Spec 3 p/s and truggy version, where you couldn't switch because of the nub on the crank....(or rather a lack of one on the truggy version...)
And yes, all you need is the backplate from the pullstart version for the LRP 30X. It's not like the older LRP Spec 3 p/s and truggy version, where you couldn't switch because of the nub on the crank....(or rather a lack of one on the truggy version...)
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Im sure it will buddy. If its with in ur budget go for it! I made the mistake of buying a "off the self pipe" and ended up selling it, now I'm saving up for an ERCM end bleed lol. Ur motor has a little over a gallon on it right? What gearing are u running? Does the truck wheelie?