Nitro Engine for V-One RR Evo
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Nitro Engine for V-One RR Evo
I'm planning to purchase a used V-one RR EVO in about a week, its nothing but a rolling chassis, doesn't have anything. I was just wondering what kind of engine I would need for it? I know I'd be needing a .12 rear exhaust bump start engine, but I'd like some suggestions. I'd also like to ask about the different kinds of nitro engines. I see some engines that come with something called an 'SG' crankshaft. What are the different types of crankshafts for a nitro engine and what are the pros-cons and the reasons why one or the other is used in a certain type of vehicle.
#2
Originally Posted by Miki01
I'm planning to purchase a used V-one RR EVO in about a week, its nothing but a rolling chassis, doesn't have anything. I was just wondering what kind of engine I would need for it? I know I'd be needing a .12 rear exhaust bump start engine, but I'd like some suggestions. I'd also like to ask about the different kinds of nitro engines. I see some engines that come with something called an 'SG' crankshaft. What are the different types of crankshafts for a nitro engine and what are the pros-cons and the reasons why one or the other is used in a certain type of vehicle.
#3
Do you have a link to it?
#4
Stock or modified??
#5
Stock? Modified? I'm still new to this nitro thing, the only stock/modified stuff that I know about are that of electric motors! Explain please
Last edited by Miki01; 02-01-2006 at 11:49 AM.
#6
Originally Posted by Miki01
Stock? Modified? I'm still new to this nitro thing, the only stock/modified stuff that I know about are that of electric motors! Explain please
#8
Alright, I'll check those engines out. Also, I was looking through the OS Engines site and it said something on a chart about Standard, Short and Pilot shafts, also, there's stuff about rotary and slide carburetors, what's the pro-con of using one or the other? Is the V1RR meant to use a specific one?