RB Concept Engine Thread
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You will love the T9RC with the 2604 pipe, fuel miledge is very good as well.
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is the RB T10 Competition worth a extra 120$ over the RB T10 Junior??
Deciding on which one.. either one is going to be modified..
thinking more towards the Junior as it is alot cheaper.. and its only going to be a club engine and modified anyway
Deciding on which one.. either one is going to be modified..
thinking more towards the Junior as it is alot cheaper.. and its only going to be a club engine and modified anyway
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Even the Junior modified might come up short-handed.
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I use the Murnan method (prop stand) as listed on his website to break in my engines as well. However both the t9 .12 and .21 c9's that I have broken in I ended up running an additional 4 or 5 tanks at half throttle between 190 and 200 degrees before they felt like I wanted them to feel.
You will love the T9RC with the 2604 pipe, fuel miledge is very good as well.
You will love the T9RC with the 2604 pipe, fuel miledge is very good as well.
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I'm glad to see the RBs making a comeback in onroad here in the States! The last one I had was a V12. At the time, it was a beast. The best thing about it was it had a very wide sweet spot in tuning. And it lasted for many gallons of fuel. Is the T9RC easy to tune and does it keep a tune? I see a combo package that is VERY tempting!



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