WANTED: A nice big block engine.
#1
WANTED: A nice big block engine.
Got a truggy recently and I need something to push it. I'd prefer one that is setup for some sort of drill-start. Pull-starts are a maybe, bump-start ones are a no-go (dont have a box)
I have a full set of Pro-Line Powerstrokes or a ARTR Losi XXX-S i could possibly trade for one. Or, I can just buy if its cheap enough.
I have a full set of Pro-Line Powerstrokes or a ARTR Losi XXX-S i could possibly trade for one. Or, I can just buy if its cheap enough.
#3
Vspec $80 shipped. Pm me if interested.
#5
I have a force .28 with a rotostart backplate on it $100 plus shipping but we can deal!
#6
My spending limit is about 50 until I get sell off some stuff, like those p-strokes, or that xxx-s. I dont expect nothing fancy at that price. Also only really for something with .21-.28 displacement.
mach51, I dont think i can do a straight trade for that engine.
mach51, I dont think i can do a straight trade for that engine.
#9
http://www.rctech.net/forum/showthre...99#post3482599
I have a Mach .26 with only half a gallon through it. Can do $80 shipped.
I have a Mach .26 with only half a gallon through it. Can do $80 shipped.
#10
still looking.
I want something that already has a clutch (esp a clutch) and bell. Id prefer something that is some sort of drill start, not really into yanking on a cord. Bump-start ones could work if you can add a starter box to the deal.
I dont need anything fancy, just as long as it has some life to it. something like a TT .28 would be perfect.
I want something that already has a clutch (esp a clutch) and bell. Id prefer something that is some sort of drill start, not really into yanking on a cord. Bump-start ones could work if you can add a starter box to the deal.
I dont need anything fancy, just as long as it has some life to it. something like a TT .28 would be perfect.
#11
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couple of things:
couple guys have posted about having Mach .26s
if you think the TT.28 is better you are kidding yourself. I had the TT.28 in my MGT new and sold it and put the Mach 26 in it that I told you about. Much much better engine.
also, make sure your truggy motor mounts can handle an engine with a rotostart backplate. otherwise you will be grinind a bunch or shimming the engine up - either way its a hokie fix.
good luck.
couple guys have posted about having Mach .26s
if you think the TT.28 is better you are kidding yourself. I had the TT.28 in my MGT new and sold it and put the Mach 26 in it that I told you about. Much much better engine.
also, make sure your truggy motor mounts can handle an engine with a rotostart backplate. otherwise you will be grinind a bunch or shimming the engine up - either way its a hokie fix.
good luck.