RB C6 T7 or Trinity Extech Can't decide.
06-23-2008, 04:21 AM
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RB C6 T7 or Trinity Extech Can't decide.
Opinions on these anyone?
06-23-2008, 06:55 AM
#2
IMHO the EX Tech is one of the best engines, I have ever owned.
A hand full of guy's at my local tracks are running them as well, and they love them too. If you get the EB Mods Race Preped version, there is no break in needed! Just drop it in, and race.
A hand full of guy's at my local tracks are running them as well, and they love them too. If you get the EB Mods Race Preped version, there is no break in needed! Just drop it in, and race.
06-23-2008, 01:49 PM
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how much is the Ex Tech?
06-23-2008, 02:16 PM
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06-23-2008, 02:30 PM
#6
I know RB's are know for longevity. I am curious as too how many gallons I might expect to get out of the Trinity.
06-23-2008, 02:34 PM
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My advice would depend highly on what the engine is going in. With that said the C6 is a awesome engine, plenty of power, good mileage and its a RB so reliability will be great.
I have no experience on the NEW trinity engine but the previous engine by them left alot to be desired. Sounds like the new one is better but only time will tell as people start getting more gallons through them.
Not to hijack the thread.... but for my knowledge... For those that are running the NEW trinity engine can you post how many gallons you have on it so far? Im curious to see if they last longer than the old ones.
I have no experience on the NEW trinity engine but the previous engine by them left alot to be desired. Sounds like the new one is better but only time will tell as people start getting more gallons through them.
Not to hijack the thread.... but for my knowledge... For those that are running the NEW trinity engine can you post how many gallons you have on it so far? Im curious to see if they last longer than the old ones.
06-23-2008, 02:46 PM
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06-23-2008, 02:48 PM
#9
My advice would depend highly on what the engine is going in. With that said the C6 is a awesome engine, plenty of power, good mileage and its a RB so reliability will be great.
I have no experience on the NEW trinity engine but the previous engine by them left alot to be desired. Sounds like the new one is better but only time will tell as people start getting more gallons through them.
Not to hijack the thread.... but for my knowledge... For those that are running the NEW trinity engine can you post how many gallons you have on it so far? Im curious to see if they last longer than the old ones.
I have no experience on the NEW trinity engine but the previous engine by them left alot to be desired. Sounds like the new one is better but only time will tell as people start getting more gallons through them.
Not to hijack the thread.... but for my knowledge... For those that are running the NEW trinity engine can you post how many gallons you have on it so far? Im curious to see if they last longer than the old ones.
06-23-2008, 03:03 PM
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Whatever I buy will go into my XB808. I have tried Go engines and while they seem to have great potential I just can't deal with how finicky the carbs are. I spent a whole race day trying to get rid of a lean bog. It went from too rich to get out of it's own way to len bog in less than an hour on the needles. I just want something that will last and I KNOW will run right when I drop it on the track. I am leaning heavily towards the Extech. But I have been burnt before buy purchasing the new hot thing.
06-23-2008, 03:16 PM
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All the guys in my area love the RB stuff ............some of these guys don't take as good a care of there engines as they should either but those things just run and run and run ............just ordered 2 C6's on sale at amain for my buggy and truggy ..........everyone says they are a really crazy fast motor . I'm pumped !
I have 2 OS V specs that I think are awsome too ! got 8 gallons through one of them and now it feels like it needs a pinch . I hear these RB motors getting 10, 12 + gallons so I got to try one .
I have 2 OS V specs that I think are awsome too ! got 8 gallons through one of them and now it feels like it needs a pinch . I hear these RB motors getting 10, 12 + gallons so I got to try one .
06-23-2008, 03:17 PM
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Whatever I buy will go into my XB808. I have tried Go engines and while they seem to have great potential I just can't deal with how finicky the carbs are. I spent a whole race day trying to get rid of a lean bog. It went from too rich to get out of it's own way to len bog in less than an hour on the needles. I just want something that will last and I KNOW will run right when I drop it on the track. I am leaning heavily towards the Extech. But I have been burnt before buy purchasing the new hot thing.
That GO engine sounds like it needs to be checked for LEAKS.
06-23-2008, 03:18 PM
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Tech Master
slaytanic - if you choose the Ex-Tech. Ed and I are available at anytime to help with tuning. The TRI40064 race prepped comes pre broken in with needles set and instructions how to re set them if u get lost. TRI40066 is a fully modded version of the 40064. The piston, rod, and crank have been altered for more power. Good Luck with your racing.. If you need anymore info you can contact us here
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06-23-2008, 03:19 PM
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I always clean and seal my mills before I even put fuel in them. That is not the issue. I had 2 people at the track try too tune it as well. Oh well.
06-23-2008, 03:24 PM
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