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Old 07-15-2009, 10:32 AM
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anyone have this engine yet? If u do what pipe, plug, Runtime and temps are you getting. Iv heard it's a great race engine for truggy and I have heard fuel mileage has been phenominal.

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"Team Orion Alpha ABI .24 Competition Truggy engine. The Alpha Line is a straight forward range of engines. ABI engines are ultra competition engines fitted with ceramic bearings, an optimized crankshaft and ABI spec tolerances.

ABI "Hand Made" tuning and selection
ABI tuned crankshaft
ABC 5 Port precision liner
2 needle aluminum/composite racing carburetor
Ceramic high speed ball bearings
Replaceable intake venturi
Ultra lightweight drilled titan cooling head
SG Shaft"
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i have this engine in my truggy and the .21 in my buggy both 8ight 2.0s. i didnt have time to break them both in so i just raced the buggy last weekend and with the tune still on the rich side i was getting over 9 mins of run time with the losi RE10 pipe. i am racing the truggy on sunday i will let you know how it was. i am also running the RE10 pipe on the truggy to
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i have this engine in my truggy and the .21 in my buggy both 8ight 2.0s. i didnt have time to break them both in so i just raced the buggy last weekend and with the tune still on the rich side i was getting over 9 mins of run time with the losi RE10 pipe. i am racing the truggy on sunday i will let you know how it was. i am also running the RE10 pipe on the truggy to
Awsome! I am gonna get the 24 soon
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Just bumping this up for more info on these motors and pipe suggestions.
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Nobody running these motor or ?
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Just got this engine with the Orion 2013, I'm hoping someone can spark this thread up with some experience about the engine!
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Got one in my XT8 and love it. Plenty of power all around. The 2013 pipe is the best pipe for it. Get about 9 minutes on a tank. Sometimes more, sometimes less. Depends on how I drive it. But generally I figure on 8:30 to be safe.
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Got one in my XT8 and love it. Plenty of power all around. The 2013 pipe is the best pipe for it. Get about 9 minutes on a tank. Sometimes more, sometimes less. Depends on how I drive it. But generally I figure on 8:30 to be safe.
Nice and how many gallons have u gotten threw it so far? Did u have to go up on the clutch bell or stat stock?
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The motor has a couple gallons on it now. Probably closer to 3. I run a 15t on my XT8. Not sure if a 16 would fit. I should try it. The motor has enough power to pull a 16. Just not sure there is enough motor adjustment for it.
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The motor has a couple gallons on it now. Probably closer to 3. I run a 15t on my XT8. Not sure if a 16 would fit. I should try it. The motor has enough power to pull a 16. Just not sure there is enough motor adjustment for it.
What do u mean not enough motor adjustment for it?
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I mean the gear mesh might be too tight. With a 15 on it there isn't much room left to move the motor away from the spur gear.
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Originally Posted by 2fst2c
I mean the gear mesh might be too tight. With a 15 on it there isn't much room left to move the motor away from the spur gear.
What carb r u using the stock 1?
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the xray has a different gear ratio than the 801xt. stick with the 14t jeff, you are going to lose mileage if you go anything bigger.
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Originally Posted by sickboy
the xray has a different gear ratio than the 801xt. stick with the 14t jeff, you are going to lose mileage if you go anything bigger.
Will do then, these new alphas r sick it's gnarly!
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