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Old 11-15-2008, 04:26 PM
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Hi can someone tell me the rules/regs on 1/8 on road racing size max etc.
Also what are the better brands of motor to use in this racing, can you use buggy/truggy motors? or don't they have enough revs?

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.21's only From 3 years at midwest series races nova 35-21 is in more cars than another motor. If your on a budget picco P9R.
The best is a murnan modified novarossi cordoba.
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In these motors there is turbo and standard what is the difference and I can't find many on road motors nearly all buggy doesthis matter?
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Buggy engines are not going to perform in a road setting. Ignore the the offroad engines all together. Turbo plugged engines make a little more power.
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This is a good motor at a great price, its very easy to tune .

http://kamikazetoysandhobbies.com/pr...php?prod=51219

Couple it with this pipe, and you got a very fast convination.

http://kamikazetoysandhobbies.com/pr...prod=S21200121
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This is a good motor at a great price, its very easy to tune .

http://kamikazetoysandhobbies.com/pr...php?prod=51219

Couple it with this pipe, and you got a very fast convination.

http://kamikazetoysandhobbies.com/pr...prod=S21200121
I have three of these motor, and they are great. I also have quite a few Novarossi <high dollar engines> and the Picos run right with the Novarossi engines.
Contact Kamikaze toys and Hobbies, and they will hook you up
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Would this be worth considering

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/NOVAROSSI-N21...1%7C240%3A1318
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That engine pictured has the wrong back plate on it. It would interfer with the side belt. No pull or rotor starts will work. Solid back coers only.
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Is there any other pipe/header combo I can use with the picco mentioned in the previous post?
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Is there any other pipe/header combo I can use with the picco mentioned in the previous post?

You can also use a 2033 pipeset as well. The Sirio 2013 gives a bit more power with a little less mileage. You also can use a Nova 2052 pipe with the medium conical header. These are the pipes that will work. But I do not know what your rules are in Australia. You can use the new picco pipes as well according the the Efra rules for mid 08 and on.
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Thanks for the info, I have seen a lot of people use jp2/3 pipes will these work with the picco?
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Originally Posted by 16skyline
Thanks for the info, I have seen a lot of people use jp2/3 pipes will these work with the picco?
Yes, it definitely works with the Picco engines.
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I mean the JP 2/3 will definitely work with PICCO Offroad engines only, as this pipes are designed for off road use.
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So I will have to find a sirio 2013 pipe for onroad use, as I am in australia I can't find one down under.
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Hi ...
If you are on a budget (like me) a motor worth a look is the SH XT2 it has a hand made crank and ceramic piston.
I have one and it is quick enough ... cant comment on longevity yet though.
Only $200!
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