Axial Engine!?!
#2
the engine is plenty of power and torque, but the engines likes to run hotter no matter what 280F.
anyways is a good engine and you can;t beat the price in amazon if you open the credit card is like 50 off, so you only paid like 60 bucks.
#3
The black head is the .28-rr which is supposed to be more powerful. The green head is the spec 2s which is cheaper.
Many will tell you the axial engines arent that good, but I have over 10 gallons on mine and it still has great compression. I just had to tear it down for a new front bearing and carb reseal, but it has been a great engine. Always starts easy and is easy to tune. Its not a real top end screamer, but good for a monster truck IMO.
Many will tell you the axial engines arent that good, but I have over 10 gallons on mine and it still has great compression. I just had to tear it down for a new front bearing and carb reseal, but it has been a great engine. Always starts easy and is easy to tune. Its not a real top end screamer, but good for a monster truck IMO.
#4
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The black head is the .28-rr which is supposed to be more powerful. The green head is the spec 2s which is cheaper.
Many will tell you the axial engines arent that good, but I have over 10 gallons on mine and it still has great compression. I just had to tear it down for a new front bearing and carb reseal, but it has been a great engine. Always starts easy and is easy to tune. Its not a real top end screamer, but good for a monster truck IMO.
Many will tell you the axial engines arent that good, but I have over 10 gallons on mine and it still has great compression. I just had to tear it down for a new front bearing and carb reseal, but it has been a great engine. Always starts easy and is easy to tune. Its not a real top end screamer, but good for a monster truck IMO.
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