Originally Posted by
blackbeardrollo
Thanks that's exactly the response I was looking for. So the original b5 is still a good mill compared to the pro 2?
Oh yeah - the original B5 Pro is a very strong engine, ideally suited to truggy with either the 2058 (open track) or 2013 (smaller tighter track).
The 2013 gives stump pulling bottom end and mid range, where as the 2058 whilst still very strong on the bottom gives considerably more upper mid range to top end performance, and approx 40 sec more run time per tank.
You can run the B5 in buggy but really only with the 2058 - and even then it's a handful lol.
Buggy is best matched to the B6 and new B7 Kortz Edition engines running 2058 pipe. Hope that helps
