Pls Help!!! Any one use HoBao Mach 28 engine before? kindly advise & explain.
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Pls Help!!! Any one use HoBao Mach 28 engine before? kindly advise & explain.
Good days guys , Im a newbie, I'm planning to get a hobao mach 28 engine for my buggy ride, wanna get some help, explain & advise from all of you si-fu. Anyone use Mach 28 engine before? Do anyone know the Spec of the engine? Is that a good engine? What is the differents between with pull start version & non-pull start version? Will it be the power differents between pull start version & non-pull start version? Thanks alots guys pls help & advise.
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are you just bashing or planin to race
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Good days guys , Im a newbie, I'm planning to get a hobao mach 28 engine for my buggy ride, wanna get some help, explain & advise from all of you si-fu. Anyone use Mach 28 engine before? Do anyone know the Spec of the engine? Is that a good engine? What is the differents between with pull start version & non-pull start version? Will it be the power differents between pull start version & non-pull start version? Thanks alots guys pls help & advise.
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no probablies about it mach is so shit even though it made by dynamight they dont even advertise the engine as there own they want to disown it lol look its a crapy rtr engine so dont go with it
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Hi, Guys Thanks for all your advise & reply? I just looking for a value engine apply my on my RTR buggy, I guess i spoiled my Go .21 engine with bad compression hehehe... Im still a newbie still learning how to drive properly . Axial Engine will be more cheaper then Hobao? What other kind of cheap engine you guys recommand? Thanks
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Hi, Guys Thanks for all your advise & reply? I just looking for a value engine apply my on my RTR buggy, I guess i spoiled my Go .21 engine with bad compression hehehe... Im still a newbie still learning how to drive properly . Axial Engine will be more cheaper then Hobao? What other kind of cheap engine you guys recommand? Thanks
I have a friend that bought the axial and it is a monster.. don't know how it lasts since he rarely runs with us.. but its got gobs of low end and mid power..
I bought a Sportwerks .26v2 (discontinued) and its a real screamer for the price too..$119 at the time last year...
For a really good inexpensive power plant either get another Go .21 5port new from Amain for $209 (or elsewhere maybe cheaper) ...
Or look for that killer deal on Rctech.net! (shameless I know).. just be careful.. don't buy that "only has 1 gallon" engine that looks like its never been cleaned... 1 gallon and abused is much much much worse than 5 gallons and maintained...
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Dear all. Thanks for all the advise, explain & help...
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Mach 28
I have both engines the Axail 28rr and the Mach 28 I like the Mach 28 over the Axail
Mach 28 pros
lots of power in a buggy great power band
great fuel consumption 71/2 minutes 125ml tank
cons
runs hot 270f but this is normal for this engine and hasn't effected the longevity of it
you could removed 1 of the head shims to get it to run cooler but I wouldn't it isn't that much of a difference.
Axail 28rr
lots of power in a buggy great power band
cons
Bad fuel consumption 5 minutes 125ml tank
If I was to buy another cheapy engine it would probally be a Mach 28, 5min tanks doesn't help win races. But I have moved on form cheapy engines.
Mach 28 pros
lots of power in a buggy great power band
great fuel consumption 71/2 minutes 125ml tank
cons
runs hot 270f but this is normal for this engine and hasn't effected the longevity of it
you could removed 1 of the head shims to get it to run cooler but I wouldn't it isn't that much of a difference.
Axail 28rr
lots of power in a buggy great power band
cons
Bad fuel consumption 5 minutes 125ml tank
If I was to buy another cheapy engine it would probally be a Mach 28, 5min tanks doesn't help win races. But I have moved on form cheapy engines.