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Old 05-11-2010 | 07:18 PM
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ok i have this team orion .12 motor on a trade and i dont know what model it is and i have looked online and still dont know what it is help me out guys




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Old 05-15-2010 | 07:13 PM
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come on no one on here know what it is
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Old 05-18-2010 | 06:47 AM
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looking at the carb, it looks like a 2008 version; picco-based orion...but the heatsink doesn't look like it; so I'm not really sure.

either the carb or the heatsink might have been changed?
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from what i was told this is how it came out of the box but it was taken apart
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Its an older Picco, from around 2002, I used to have one of these. They came with the taller head. If you look at the webbing on the crankcase and compare it with the newer Piccos(Ofna JL) the newer ones have more webing. Check the link.

http://www.ofna.com/eng-jlr-red-dot-on-road.php

Its a decent motor, but it wont be able to compete with todays motors. If it runs just use it for practice until it blows up.
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Originally Posted by nitrodude
Its an older Picco, from around 2002, I used to have one of these. They came with the taller head. If you look at the webbing on the crankcase and compare it with the newer Piccos(Ofna JL) the newer ones have more webing. Check the link.

http://www.ofna.com/eng-jlr-red-dot-on-road.php

Its a decent motor, but it wont be able to compete with todays motors. If it runs just use it for practice until it blows up.
i just looked over your link and my motor dose not look anything like the one in the link the crank is nothing like in the link
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i just looked over your link and my motor dose not look anything like the one in the link the crank is nothing like in the link
Thats what I meant. Yours is a Picco, but an older Picco, from around 2002.
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thats fine im just going to use it to tune my cars
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