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Old 11-01-2008, 06:51 PM
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How does this engine (Tuned and Stock) compare to the JLR red dot evo 3?
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Originally Posted by G87z
How does this engine (Tuned and Stock) compare to the JLR red dot evo 3?
I’ve run the JLR for most of the year, and I like the engine. Its got a lot of torque, and with the right pipe it revs nicely. Overall, it’s a very good motor.

However, for the last 2 weekends I’ve used the JP First Line P3L Mod and I fell in love with it. With the 2630 pipe set the engine is like butter, its very responsive, but not in a peaky way. Its hard to describe, the throttle feels less like on/off switch. It pulls evenly from the bottom to the top, and the top end on it is amazing, my car was faster than anything else on the straight. I was even able to make 5 minutes, with about 2 laps worth of fuel left in the tank, on Maxy’s fuel. And I made my first A main with the engine, at the KO Propo Grand Prix.

For $30 more, I would get the JP over the JLR. I might get another one soon, so you want to place the order with Team Kamikaze before he runs out, I know there’s more people who wants them.
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Originally Posted by nitrodude
I’ve run the JLR for most of the year, and I like the engine. Its got a lot of torque, and with the right pipe it revs nicely. Overall, it’s a very good motor.

However, for the last 2 weekends I’ve used the JP First Line P3L Mod and I fell in love with it. With the 2630 pipe set the engine is like butter, its very responsive, but not in a peaky way. Its hard to describe, the throttle feels less like on/off switch. It pulls evenly from the bottom to the top, and the top end on it is amazing, my car was faster than anything else on the straight. I was even able to make 5 minutes, with about 2 laps worth of fuel left in the tank, on Maxy’s fuel. And I made my first A main with the engine, at the KO Propo Grand Prix.

For $30 more, I would get the JP over the JLR. I might get another one soon, so you want to place the order with Team Kamikaze before he runs out, I know there’s more people who wants them.

What %fuel were you running?
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20% Maxy. And it was still the faster car on the straight.
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Originally Posted by nitrodude
20% Maxy. And it was still the faster car on the straight.
Actually the fuel is Maxy's 30% Nigel's blend
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call Sam at Kamikazi he has them in stock "you got to try it, they are Fast!" I 1st owned 2 JL's, then 1 JP First Line and a MAX XXL3, and I am happy with my new engines.

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Originally Posted by cho~ke
call Sam at Kamikazi he has them in stock "you got to try it, they are Fast!" I 1st owned 2 JL's, then 1 JP First Line and a MAX XXL3, and I am happy with my new engines.
How does the jp compare to the max? Can you see a difference in lap timesand if so how much on what for kind of track. For me the difference between a fx03 mod(same as e first line) and a rb r3 was .2 seconds on a fast track.
i just bought a modded first line as a basic/training engine, and for the race engine i'm considering the xxl3, but i would like to know the speed difference, because for the price of the max i can buy two first line's.
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the Max has great power low and top with loads of smoke at every coner exit.Not sure bout lap times but i know i can push the max motor alittle bit more then i been running them.You cant go wrong with either engine
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Alright, I am pretty much convinced on a JP engine. How would you compare the JP 12 P-3L Tuned to the JP Eagle 12 TL-3T Stock? Is it worth the extra 75-100 bucks that I would end up paying? Has anyone used both engines?

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Originally Posted by G87z
Alright, I am pretty much convinced on a JP engine. How would you compare the JP 12 P-3L Tuned to the JP Eagle 12 TL-3T Stock? Is it worth the extra 75-100 bucks that I would end up paying? Has anyone used both engines?

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You will be happy with the JP .12 P3L Black modified and as long as you pair it with the JP 2620 pipe set, then I'm sure you can keep up with the JP .12 Eagle TL-3T engine, the bottom line is that you won't be dissappointed, just think about runtime.

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agreed, I Have the eagle with 2602 and my buddy has the jp black with 2602, dead even on the straight....Maybe with a 200' st. the eagle could out wind it
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Originally Posted by JayL
agreed, I Have the eagle with 2602 and my buddy has the jp black with 2602, dead even on the straight....Maybe with a 200' st. the eagle could out wind it
Where I race we have about the 200' straight. We also travel down to 301 in MD. How is the run time with your eagle and the 2602 pipe?
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How reliable are these motors?
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It is a Nova Rossi based motor, so reliability is not an issue.
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the eagle with the 2602 is crazy for runtime, I get 6 minutes every time. My buddy runs the eagle with the 2630 and has alittle more bottom but it's harder to tune and he get's 5 min exactly
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