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Originally Posted by jmaxey51
(Post 9320041)
its similar but def not the same. little things makes a big difference. when taking it apart, the sleeve is similar to the VZB but the crank looks different. it turns far more RPMs, i never had to give it over half throttle and it was still pulling all the engines, even SPEEDs. if you like the VZB or Speeds then you will love this engine.
i never like the VZB, i had a few and they all felt weak, this one reminds me of the JP modified one, but i still think it has a little more than it, it might just be putting the power to the ground, but it gets going in a hurry. |
Originally Posted by bigjayjay1
(Post 9320122)
Wow VZB felt weak:confused:
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GTR
I have 2 1/2 gallons on my GTR and it is a good motor, and have had the old style speed, and wouldn't even compare the 2. Don't get me wrong, its a good motor for the money, there's alot of new motors out now, and I've tried a few, and I'll leave it at that.
My motor set up was posted a few pages back, mine is set up for smooth linear power band, mad power doesn't mean much if you can't plant it. I also get better than average run times, theres a few here that were there when I ran a 12 minute main on the big track at Fear Farm on one tank. I did pull the break in shim out after 1 gallon and am still running a P3 plug. I will say the head does sit alittle lower than others and is lighter. Don't take this the wrong way, I'm not knoking the motor, I've had good success with it,just giving an my opinion |
GTR still running strong with zero tuning issues (love the carb), this motor has become my official big race motor.:nod:
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how easy is the tune?
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got my engine today. Going to go clean my buggy and start break in :p
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motor is very easy to tune and it stays there
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Originally Posted by dreaux
(Post 9323447)
how easy is the tune?
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Originally Posted by losi_racer
(Post 9324272)
got my engine today. Going to go clean my buggy and start break in :p
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Originally Posted by dreaux
(Post 9319768)
just saw the bullit engines. 160$ for a P/S:weird:
arrow has 20$ rods and 60$ cranks! bullit cranks are 160$ as well. http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXAETB&P=Z The Arrow P/S are way cheaper. $80 :) http://www.vp-pro-usa.com/engines/ar...category_id=86 The Bullitt B-218 is also $420, the Arrow is only $235. OS XZ-B Speed vs VZ-B V-spec |
don't think that's all correct Gene. The Arrow p/s/r is the same as the VZB version, not XZB...
still, way cheaper;) |
Originally Posted by R/C Lidz
(Post 9329153)
don't think that's all correct Gene. The Arrow p/s/r is the same as the VZB version, not XZB...
still, way cheaper;) Originally Posted by dreaux just saw the bullit engines. 160$ for a P/S The Bullitt p/s is the same as the XZ-B. How the Bullitt B-218 got brought up in the Arrow GTR thread is beyond me though. :lol: |
Anybody on here using the losi re10 or re11 pipe with there new motor? Thinking of buying one of the 2 pipes and was wondering which one may be the better choice.
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Originally Posted by jpz_67
(Post 9343034)
Anybody on here using the losi re10 or re11 pipe with there new motor? Thinking of buying one of the 2 pipes and was wondering which one may be the better choice.
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if anyone is interested in an arrow, 1/2 gallon on it, couldnt get it to run right, i believe it needs orings on the needles, they were loose but i put my nova back in and fell back in love with it and done with testing other engines, im sticking with nova.. pm me if wanted
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