Rcrenew

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The Z852 will have a slightly smoother bottom end and and more top end. It is a very powerful engine on the bottom and top.

tmgkbass

iTrader: (52)

I have the A852 in my truggy, hear a lot of good about the Z852.
Thinking of trying out the Z.

mr240

iTrader: (61)

Z852 is awesome in a truggy. Good bottom, top and run time.

MotoGod

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The Z852 is a great engine for both Truggy and Buggy. Depends on what kind of power curve you like. The Z852 is more of a midrange and top end engine. It's no slouch on the bottom either....but it's strong range is mid to high RPM. It's still one of my favorite engines ;-) It's got enough bottom to get the job done well without adding a bunch of wheelspin.....but when you get that thing singing it's pretty fun! haha

Rcrenew

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+1

BPro

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Raced with the Z852 with 0801 pipe today engine has a lot of usable power and the top end just keeps going.

Fatam

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Stupid question that I cant find the answer for anywhere. Just got a lutz worlds engine and was wondering what plugs you guys are running? The threads are so long on the alpha and lutz plugs. I was looking at a os p3 but is about half the length of the alpha plugs.

thanks

YANMAN

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Picco p5t plugs work the best for me.

bopracer

+1

jmaxey51

iTrader: (7)

i use P3 plugs.

22Racer

iTrader: (67)

Os plugs will work just fine, sometimes people have sealing problems if they ran Os and switch back to another brand. I would recommend a P4 as a P3 is too hot.

Rex

UrabusDenis

Anyone had luck with Novarossi or LRP plugs? I know the Picco P5TH is reccomended but these are easily available via my LHS. If the Picco ones are so much better, then I will search for them

KingdomRacer

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97T O'Donnell working great for me.
I also used P4's too and never had a prob with those.

Pulse_

Hi, does anybody know the stock needles setting on the last alpha lutz engine?

Rcrenew

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stock setting are about 1/2 turn out from flush on the HSN and LSN.