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iTrader: (17)

I am going to get a new motor and im weighing up whether to spend the extra on the RB C6 L2G
I already have the RB WS7III L2G and im very happy with the power and runtimes but i've heard that the C6 gets better mileage.

So whats better for runtimes the WS7 or the C6

Illbreakthat

iTrader: (1)

About equal to both engines.. just drop it in and drive the nuts off of it!

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iTrader: (17)

i have 2 WS7's at the moment and i am really happy with them at the moment. i use them in my buggy and truggy and i have been offered the WS7 and C6 at a steal of a price.
every one says that the C6 is heaps better for the truggy but i just dont know whether i need more power. the WS7 hasnever let me down and it revs so hard that im never caught down the straight

does the C6 rev as hard as the WS7 or does it just have more bottom end and less top

cbaranski

iTrader: (43)

I've run both in my truggy and my old rc8 buggy. The C6 gets better run time. Im my truggy I use a 7mm insert and runsa 10 minutes easy. In my buggy with a 6.5mm inset could go 11.5 minutes easy. With the C6 run the RB 2045 pipe and 192 header. My ws7 would do 8.5 mnute with a 7mm inset in my truggy. and 8 minutes in my buggy with 6.5mm insert. With the ws7 use the RB 2045 pipe and 198 header. Or you can also use the Associated FT 2035 pipe and header.


Chuck

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iTrader: (17)

does the C6 rev as hard as the WS7?
I run on some long tracks and i like the top speed of the WS7

shane oc

imo the c6 has better low end with a high end to match the ws7's

pooldoc

iTrader: (19)

I thought it was a 10 min main and it was a 15, flamed at 13 minutes. I really miss that motor. Conrod bushing came apart at 3.5 gals, should have beem watching it.

Semple

iTrader: (3)

I have the WS7 and it revs out so hard that I don't think I've ever been passed on the back straight. It does lack on the bottom end. I think the C6 has more bottom and almost as much top.

rcmad2700

iTrader: (7)

the C6 will deff give you better run time ova the WS7, as the C6 has more bottom end so less need for the trigger finger and there for less fule used.

i run mine to about 115 deg C and it has awsome topend one of the fastest at our club and runs nice down low to.

were the ws7s that i have had used a lot more fuel but with the right pipe and cluch set up you wont need as much trigger finger.

TOPS

try the new b9 from rb and let us know how bada$$ it is..

PEACE
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TIX

iTrader: (17)

now that my C6 is run in my WS7's are collecting dust, the C6 gets a heaps better run time with heaps more bottom end.
Im gonna get another C6 now

TOPS

that b9 is not a punk... have u check it out?