best 21 for the buck

Old 01-14-2008, 08:27 AM
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hi everyone whats the most powerfull engine for the buck? picco p7r? ninja mr21?or OS 21VZR? thanks for the opinions...
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Picco for sure
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Picco for sure
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picco and you may want to consider o.s v-spec
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Originally Posted by Robert.Hull
picco and you may want to consider o.s v-spec
Is there a new .21 OS for on road 1/8th racing?
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Is there a new .21 OS for on road 1/8th racing?
Only Italian engines man, they have the best fit and will last longer with proper care.
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Originally Posted by Scottyoo
Only Italian engines man, they have the best fit and will last longer with proper care.
I agree with you but sometime its kind of hard to tune like my Nova Plus 21-3, if OS has a new model I would like to try it at least i wont be having headache trying to tune it right. This is just my opinion and maybe I m not a good tuner as well.
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Originally Posted by dameetz
Is there a new .21 OS for on road 1/8th racing?
wait are we talking about on-road?
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Originally Posted by Robert.Hull
wait are we talking about on-road?
Yes, onroad.
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oh nevermind
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You should have latched onto the first run of Cordobas @ $499.

The NovaRossi 221's or 721's are decent for the buck for club racing.

RB has some good club engines- S7C, C6 or Xenon (ABC version). The C6 (Nova based) is a good engine for the money as is the Xenon (Sirio based)- like $400.

You can also get a 321P or a R1WC01 for around $400 at Brooklyn Hobbies.

on a budget I'd go 321P, C6 then Xenon in that order- excellent value engines around $400!!

If the sky is the limit- 359, Cordoba, 35+21- $500 and up.

Steer clear of the Ninja and OS for onroad.
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