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Originally Posted by Colt4g63
(Post 6296917)
The Reedy isnt a bad engine when its PROPERLY modified. But honestly in stock form i wasnt impressed AT ALL. Falls very flat up the high end and makes for an uneven feel, for me anyways....
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Originally Posted by Bigedmond
(Post 6297011)
Please stop trying to promote yourself. You always say it needs to be modified, when you are an engine modder. Of course you think that. As a consumer, this motor needs no modification. It may not have the same graph results as a speed, but on the track, it does as well of better.
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Originally Posted by Bigedmond
(Post 6297011)
Please stop trying to promote yourself. You always say it needs to be modified, when you are an engine modder. Of course you think that. As a consumer, this motor needs no modification. It may not have the same graph results as a speed, but on the track, it does as well of better.
As a consumer myself and running this engine in a truggy It needs modified. The engine would stop revving where others were in the middle of their powerband. Were all glad you love the Reedy engine as it comes out of the box but alot of people like to go faster and win races. You may think this engine is flawless but in reality it has quite a few flaws. |
the reedy does not have a ton of top end. It is a stump puller, gobs of torque. I ended up using a 16t bell on my rc8t after installing the reedy. Still has tons of torque and i have run down my fair share of modded piccos, o.s.'s and i believe there was a couple ninjas in there too. I have only used the 2035 pipe and temps were around the 230 area and i think it was a little lean on the bottom. I honestly cannot understand why people are NOT satisfied with this engine. It completely exceeded my expectations and I cannot wait to get the "speed" version that Mr. Saxton shows in his video.
Anthony |
Originally Posted by lorider75
(Post 6297081)
the reedy does not have a ton of top end. It is a stump puller, gobs of torque. I ended up using a 16t bell on my rc8t after installing the reedy. Still has tons of torque and i have run down my fair share of modded piccos, o.s.'s and i believe there was a couple ninjas in there too. I have only used the 2035 pipe and temps were around the 230 area and i think it was a little lean on the bottom. I honestly cannot understand why people are NOT satisfied with this engine. It completely exceeded my expectations and I cannot wait to get the "speed" version that Mr. Saxton shows in his video.
Anthony |
Originally Posted by lorider75
(Post 6297081)
the reedy does not have a ton of top end. It is a stump puller, gobs of torque. I ended up using a 16t bell on my rc8t after installing the reedy. Still has tons of torque and i have run down my fair share of modded piccos, o.s.'s and i believe there was a couple ninjas in there too. I have only used the 2035 pipe and temps were around the 230 area and i think it was a little lean on the bottom. I honestly cannot understand why people are NOT satisfied with this engine. It completely exceeded my expectations and I cannot wait to get the "speed" version that Mr. Saxton shows in his video.
Anthony The extremely touchy and proprietary carb was enough for me to sell it. |
i think i might be in part of a video tho. The video is not focused on me but rather another driver...
http://www.vimeo.com/6272627 I am the truck starting 3rd. white drip to blue to green back... white wheels black wing. Not sure how much you can "infer" from the video but do your best. If you dont like the motor would you not be better off to sit silently on the sideline then bash it via the internet? just my 2 cents.... Anthony |
Whos bashing the engine? People are giving there "opinions" and discussing the engine from there point of view. Isnt that what these forums are for? :confused:
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Originally Posted by lorider75
(Post 6297117)
i think i might be in part of a video tho. The video is not focused on me but rather another driver...
http://www.vimeo.com/6272627 I am the truck starting 3rd. white drip to blue to green back... white wheels black wing. Not sure how much you can "infer" from the video but do your best. If you dont like the motor would you not be better off to sit silently on the sideline then bash it via the internet? just my 2 cents.... Anthony Mr. saxton in that vid with a Reedy? |
The ready has plenty of top end for most tracks, just have to run a bigger clutchbell...
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I will be running this motor in my Losi 2.0 this weekend at Revs for the nitro house race. It was great the last time out.. 230 deg. 2035 and ran a 97t plug but, ran a 14t... its just that everyone wants crazy top ,nutz on the bottom and half of the sorry @ss people cant even drive what they have....:lol:
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A Tamiya distributor driver here won in truggy with the reedy first time out. He beat a driver that was in the top 25 at the worlds. The Reedy gets the job done. He's won races all summer with it in Buggy and Truggy against stiff competition. I'd have one. My P5 based engine is fine for now. If I wasn't off for school. I'd probably have one. I've been a Nova Rossi fan for 15 years.
Nothing wrong with not liking it though. There is always some one that doesn't like it. That's why there are so many engine companies. |
Originally Posted by Mr. Twister
(Post 6297370)
Mr. saxton in that vid with a Reedy?
No.... i was refering to the video being shot for another driver and thusly it was focused on him. I have never met Mr. Saxton nor have i ever raced with him. Interesting inference mr. twister |
At this point I have about 2 gallons on mine with no complaints. I will say the 121vr really came around at the 1 to 1 1/2 gallon mark. Several have complimented on how it idles, I have been impressed with the consistency throughout a long main.
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