Need help choosing next motor.
#16
#17
Joined: Jan 2009
Posts: 2,147
You want to be under $300 this is the perfect engine.
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...n-Buggy-Engine
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...n-Buggy-Engine
#22
If you want any other services I would recommend silicone filled crank at least, houston tuned is an engine modification service if you wish to choose for a "modified" engine , theres also a bench break in service that cuts break in time in half
Just lmk if you need anything Keith
#23
Joined: Jan 2009
Posts: 2,147
The second one went 4 gallons before I got a deal on a speed sleeve and piston. Stock crank and bearings in it and it's still running strong with 4 gallons on the P/S and 8 on the crank and stock bearings.
I bought both of these 5 months apart from 2 different places. I don't get lucky ever in my life, that's just how it is for me. I might stumble on some nice deals sometimes but thats about it. I got the speed P/S brand new for $100 bones.. I think the $15 I spent on the one for what it's been through is just fine.
#24
The ascendancy g5 and precirotate motor would be good in a buggy. i have been running them for a while now. with no problems and for under 300 bucks. u can get the precirotate pr21c modified 3port for 175 bucks on amain and the g5 for a lil over 200 bucks
#26
contact jason or nate at ascendancyrc. [email protected]. he will get you square away really good guy to deal with. when my precirotate motors go thats what i am going to s3 is a headed (v-spec and the s7 is a black head speed







