Fantini Modded Max Power MX .21 Max XL9 TQ
http://www.rcmaxpower.com/en/products/motori.asp?id=122

JP Gimar MIG 21 S 09 TUNED
http://www.jpgimar.com/index.php?opt...mid=79&lang=en

For use on tight track

The Max is excellent. Haven't seen a Mig yet but should be just as good.

My choice:

http://ashfordhobby.com/detail.aspx?ID=5324

Very strong motor for a very good price.

+1 very very strong..

The back straight is 190ft apex to apex,
other than the back straight the rest of the track is corners

i had this in my mrx4x before i sold it and i could not have be happier with it.. i would not hesitate to buy another.

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXZTA8&P=ML

Short, twisty track, I have two suggestions.

1. HP isn't so important so go with strong but inexpensive. That would be the Kangaroo I linked to earlier.

2. If you just have to have that tire spinning, gear stripping, stump pulling power out of the whole and have money to burn, you can't beat a 35+21. Especially a tuned or Murnan version. I really don't think you will need that kind of power for a short track though unless it's SUPER high bite.

Its a car park that has been converted to permanent track that the club rents and blower clean before racing,
traction is medium to med-high bite at best

For parking lot racing, HP means nearly nothing. Go with either the RB or the Kangaroo. Both are reliable, easy to tune, plenty of power and you will probably be faster than you would be with a full blown mod.

+1 short twisty track go with a 7port best bang for u buck Kangaroo

what about this or is this still to much power
Sirio-S21-CL7R-STI
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...On-Road-Engine

Thing is i sold a RB Classico 9 my race engine and brand newish 10 broken-in and one(1) 30min race i got a great price was thinking ah yeah baby more power

that idea just got shot down

Good power, buy lots of rods when you buy the motor.

ahhh guys my modem die had to get a new oneso could not reply,
any way thanks for all the reply s

Get a max and call it a day

Go with the JP GIMAR R09

http://www.jpgimar.com/index.php?opt...mid=57&lang=en