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#2
just take a picco p7r evo 3 track edition.[p9r in usa].its a very good engine with very good price.
#3
Tight and low grip track means you don't need tons of power. Instead you want reliable, easy to tune and inexpensive. My choice would be something like this:
http://ashfordhobby.com/detail.aspx?ID=6383
I suspect a 2015 pipe would be best with it. Sirio or RB 2013 is another good one.
The Picco motor is another good choice.
http://ashfordhobby.com/detail.aspx?ID=6383
I suspect a 2015 pipe would be best with it. Sirio or RB 2013 is another good one.
The Picco motor is another good choice.
#4
The 2013 is not a good choice for the Basic, the 2052 is awesome on the Basic engine.
You can also take a look to the 5 port or 7 port version from the Basic series. Another very good option is the JP P7L or the very affordable GRP Promo kit
You can also take a look to the 5 port or 7 port version from the Basic series. Another very good option is the JP P7L or the very affordable GRP Promo kit
#5
There are some great deals to be had from other motor brands as well but since I race at 301 (a notorious rod stretcher) I really try to stick with Nova based motors. Everything else just doesn't seem to hold up at that track, though I might have to try a Picco.
#6
The JP P7L is based on the Novarossi N21-7T and there is even a black edition, it is a very good clublevel competition engine which is even competive on national level...