tamiya tg10 mk2 motor help
#1
tamiya tg10 mk2 motor help
hi i just got the tg10 mk2 chassis kit last week and am looking for a motor for it. I am looking for a good running motor that is ez on the wallet if you know what i mean. I have been looking at the Hpi .15 motor.
#3
What are you going to be using the car for. Are you just going to run it out in front of your house or are you going to do some club racing? What is your budget for a motor?
#4
i'm going to be running it around a parking lot to get use to the car and then hope to run in some club races. my budget is about $100 to $150 on the high side.
#5
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You can go with the OS 18cvr or the OS 12tg series engines that many of their variants fall under the $150.00 range. OS engines are sturdy and reliable and easier to tune over some of the more race-directed powerplants. RD Logics makes a one-piece pipe/header that works for rear exhaust engines for right-side exhausts. I have an old Mugen X12 engine with the RD Logics pipe in my TG10 mk2.
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Here is a link to the thread I started a while back:
http://www.rctech.net/forum/nitro-ro...10-mk-2-a.html
About two thirds down the first page of this thread, I posted three pics of my car. It had an OS 12tr in it at the time with the RD Logics pipe/header that I referred to in my previous post.
http://www.rctech.net/forum/nitro-ro...10-mk-2-a.html
About two thirds down the first page of this thread, I posted three pics of my car. It had an OS 12tr in it at the time with the RD Logics pipe/header that I referred to in my previous post.
#8
You are better off saving up for a more higher end engine. I ran the kit engine on my MK.2 Pro (FR12R) and had nowhere near the straightaway speed of the guys running a typical race motor.
The cheapest way I can think of getting a race motor is by hanging out in the pits on raceday and asking around if anyone has a used motor they're willing to part with. Just be wary of they guys who like to run lean or treat their gear like crap in general. A buddy of mine picked up a OS TZ this way for $50. Another got a Novarossi 12SCT for $150.
The cheapest way I can think of getting a race motor is by hanging out in the pits on raceday and asking around if anyone has a used motor they're willing to part with. Just be wary of they guys who like to run lean or treat their gear like crap in general. A buddy of mine picked up a OS TZ this way for $50. Another got a Novarossi 12SCT for $150.