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01-15-2008, 10:54 AM

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Jamie Corrado

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Congratulations to the Murnan Team for their showing this weekend at the Florida State race at Ft. Myers. In sedan class Robert Maestry took TQ honors with his Kyosho RRR powered by a Murnan Modified +12-3SCT. Art Carbonell (Mugen MTX-4R) qualified 7th with a Murnan modified +12. Jamie Corrado (Mugen MTX-4R)qualified 8th, and Uriah Murnan (Kyosho RRR) qualified 9th. Jamie, and Uriah used the Murnan Modified RB Concept R3.

Congratulations to Paul Ciccarello for finishing in the A main in 8th scale with the Murnan Modified Xenon R, and his Mugen MRX-4X.

Uriah,
Thanks for the work on the engines, I appreciated it.
The R3's were definetly really good.

Congrats to the whole 'TEAM' for there efforts, everyone did well.

01-15-2008, 08:35 PM

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what would you guys say was the engine with the most torque out of the murnan 12 lineup?

01-21-2008, 10:17 AM

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The engine is not as fast as the 353, +12, LS3. The ns12ts1 would be good for the beginner who needs a smooth engine for a good price.

Whats the cost for your modified parts for this engine? (ns12ts1)

01-24-2008, 06:20 AM

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Grinder- I am using the bench break-in method on your website to get my Cordobas loosened up. So far this looks to be a very good method! This P/S has a nice concentric wear pattern as does the sleeve. I will use a ton of fuel, but a good break in pays off in the long run.

Thanks for the info.

01-24-2008, 12:19 PM

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MM R3 MM 353 MM +12

Can anyone tell me which of these engines is the quickest. Also as i read the recent report on this page I'm curious as to why people run/prefer the MM +12 to the 353 MM , why is this as surely being a newer engine the 353 is quicker.
Thanks in advance.

01-24-2008, 01:24 PM

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the preference to use the mm +12 as opposed to mm 353 has a lot to do with price for some they are both fast motors, the 353 though comes with a second motor in the box wich is in my opinion just a paper weight unless you run a stadium truck. and no newer doesn't mean quicker.. The +12 3sct murnan modified is a very fast motor

01-24-2008, 01:51 PM

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good thing I am planning on getting a GT2 huh? lmao you wouldn't practice with an engine that you have to change your gearing for because it doesn't have the power to peel the hardened skin off of a bowl of pudding?