CAN YOU USE OS .21XZ-R ONROAD ENGINE ON OFF ROAD BUGGY OR TRUGGY???
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CAN YOU USE OS .21XZ-R ONROAD ENGINE ON OFF ROAD BUGGY OR TRUGGY???
Is there any reason you wouldn't want to use an on road engine on a off road buggy or truggy...? All I am concerned about is top speed runs, no turns, no competition events.
Thanks in advance for any input.
Thanks in advance for any input.
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you could.. the onroad engines dont have the bottom end torque as the offroad engines do.. try it and see what happens..
#5
If all you want is speed, a good .28 will probably give you more. Especially if you get someone like Murnan or Clockwork to mod it up for you.
#7
For this there are also rallygame engines, they are a step between offroad and onroad.
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#9
depends on the weight of the vehicle being pushed...if its very light then a .21 can wind out better...but if its a offroad machine like a Truggy a geared 28 will kill a .21..... 21's can rev higher, but only if they are pushing a light load, under a heavier load a 28 will push much better.....
#10
I had couple friends try it... Engines got a little hard to tune and temperatures were all over the place. The on-road engines had no bottom end and when they started hauling they were uncontrollable, but fast indeed jeje
#12
on road engine for off road
I Already have an on road car and was looking for something my Jack Russell could chase at the park and bashing
#15
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=677bE6_te6w
this truck is fast and can easily keep away from a dog....best part is it doesn't break the bank