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Old 01-26-2011 | 12:52 AM
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I'm too proud not to post this!

http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products...rodID=ORI80681

I'm really surprised, what a great price! Team Orion really has their price points in order, pretty amazing.
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Old 01-26-2011 | 08:47 AM
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Hey pitpop, Im looking to buy my brother a new engine for his buggy for his birthday. He has the CRF ABI .21 5 port in his truggy now and LOVES it! So i want to stick with Orion and cant spend that kind of money for the crf abi..I was looking at the standard Alpha .21 3 port motor pipe combo, but here its got a crappy carb on it. how would if compary to the discovery motor? the only other motor he was interested in trying was the Precirotate D5 from ascendancy?? Whats the best i could get for around $250-260 with a pipe...
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Old 01-26-2011 | 09:45 AM
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Hey pitpop, Im looking to buy my brother a new engine for his buggy for his birthday. He has the CRF ABI .21 5 port in his truggy now and LOVES it! So i want to stick with Orion and cant spend that kind of money for the crf abi..I was looking at the standard Alpha .21 3 port motor pipe combo, but here its got a crappy carb on it. how would if compary to the discovery motor? the only other motor he was interested in trying was the Precirotate D5 from ascendancy?? Whats the best i could get for around $250-260 with a pipe...
I wouldn't say the earlier carb is crappy. We have had some that worked really well. The composite carb just needs to be sealed up well, and grease all the o-rings. That's really true with any carb tho, so it's not that big a deal. The only difference is the low speed needle seat is screwed in to the body, and the aluminum is all one piece.

With the ABI 3 port you are getting the blueprinted engine, the ceramic bearing, and lightened head. That's the main difference with the Discovery.
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Old 01-26-2011 | 09:51 AM
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I am looking at the NON abi alpha .21 3 port compared to the discovery...
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Old 01-26-2011 | 10:34 AM
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I am looking at the NON abi alpha .21 3 port compared to the discovery...
ah! got it... hmmm, very similarly equipped, but the obvious porting difference. You can definitely squeeze a little more fuel mileage out of the 3 port I would say. Nature of the beast.
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ah! got it... hmmm, very similarly equipped, but the obvious porting difference. You can definitely squeeze a little more fuel mileage out of the 3 port I would say. Nature of the beast.
Ok i know ALL of your engines are Quality, but Is the Alpha 3 port .21 (non abi) any more or less than the discovery?
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Old 01-26-2011 | 03:37 PM
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Ok i know ALL of your engines are Quality, but Is the Alpha 3 port .21 (non abi) any more or less than the discovery?
No, the components are the same. Bearings and such.

The Discovery has a turbo button, which is a nice touch.
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No, the components are the same. Bearings and such.

The Discovery has a turbo button, which is a nice touch.
..and the new carb and comes with the 2058 for right at that price range.
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so the regular alpha .21 3 port doesnt have a turbo head button...Well it seems like The Discovery over the 3port alpha all day...but my bros birthday is feb 6 and i dont see the discovery in stock anywhere??
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Originally Posted by pitpop
I'm too proud not to post this!

http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products...rodID=ORI80681

I'm really surprised, what a great price! Team Orion really has their price points in order, pretty amazing.
That is an extremely good price for that combo.. HMM?????
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Old 01-26-2011 | 07:49 PM
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That is an extremely good price for that combo.. HMM?????
I'm telling you! I would buy it in a minute, especially knowing the R&D that went into it. Really amazing.
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Old 01-27-2011 | 02:52 AM
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I'm telling you! I would buy it in a minute, especially knowing the R&D that went into it. Really amazing.
I can imagine, and I am seriously considering saving a bit more and getting one when it realeses.. Then get a 3port for back up or truggy if I decide to run that later in the year..
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Old 01-27-2011 | 11:00 AM
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It was great meeting you at the Midwinter ther PitPop.

Did you explain to Cody that it was -2 in the morning and he was the only one wearing shorts.

He guys- I got a brand Wasp Rev .21 in a free drawing a few weeks back.

I know nothing about these motors. Any advice? Are they good for buggy, truggy? pipe recommendation?

I have Werks motors and dont really need it but may give it to a friend that could use it unless it is a really good motor.

Thanks
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Old 01-27-2011 | 05:39 PM
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It was great meeting you at the Midwinter ther PitPop.

Did you explain to Cody that it was -2 in the morning and he was the only one wearing shorts.

He guys- I got a brand Wasp Rev .21 in a free drawing a few weeks back.

I know nothing about these motors. Any advice? Are they good for buggy, truggy? pipe recommendation?

I have Werks motors and dont really need it but may give it to a friend that could use it unless it is a really good motor.

Thanks
Are you saying if that motor sux your gonna give it to me?
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Old 01-27-2011 | 09:49 PM
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Originally Posted by willbe
It was great meeting you at the Midwinter ther PitPop.

Did you explain to Cody that it was -2 in the morning and he was the only one wearing shorts.

He guys- I got a brand Wasp Rev .21 in a free drawing a few weeks back.

I know nothing about these motors. Any advice? Are they good for buggy, truggy? pipe recommendation?

I have Werks motors and dont really need it but may give it to a friend that could use it unless it is a really good motor.

Thanks
That's a good engine, picco based if I remember correctly? Probably better suited to buggy, but I think we won truggy with that engine at 2007 Silver State.
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