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Post by Full Throttle Hobbies (Eddie) on Dec 2, 2007 23:00:33 GMT -5
Guys, If you guys can use those engines. Call me i have one in stock and a couple more on the way. Call me for a price. heck, here's the price $256.99 tax included
Thanks,
Eddie Gunn
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leikam
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Post by leikam on Dec 3, 2007 0:25:33 GMT -5
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leikam
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Post by leikam on Dec 3, 2007 0:37:40 GMT -5
hey john, no problem on the motor.
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Post by Jon Tanner on Dec 3, 2007 14:43:56 GMT -5
Under the RC Pro rules you can run a .21 in a revo, as long as you add weight to the truck to compinsate. Even though you will have a "small block" it is the .21 that makes it fall into the big block class.
Minimum weight - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - .12ci to .20.999ci Small blocks: 7lbs. 6 oz.minimum weight. .21 to .28 Big blocks: 4300 grams (~9.5 pounds) minimum weight
The TRX 3.3 is a .20 engine, not a .21. That is why you can race one in rc pro without adding the weight
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Post by toolmbx5 on Dec 3, 2007 15:35:56 GMT -5
The Psycho Nitro Blast crew is pleased to announce that RC Driver Magazine will be covering our event. RC Driver reporter and Team CEN driver Andrew Smolnik will both cover the event on the scene and be competing in the race. Good luck on both fronts Andrew.
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Post by hojazz on Dec 3, 2007 19:29:17 GMT -5
Under the RC Pro rules you can run a .21 in a revo, as long as you add weight to the truck to compinsate. Even though you will have a "small block" it is the .21 that makes it fall into the big block class. Minimum weight - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - .12ci to .20.999ci Small blocks: 7lbs. 6 oz.minimum weight. .21 to .28 Big blocks: 4300 grams (~9.5 pounds) minimum weight The TRX 3.3 is a .20 engine, not a .21. That is why you can race one in rc pro without adding the weight Geesh Tanner if you gotta bellyache that much I guess I gotta whoop ya with an .18 then
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Post by ravagerguy2 on Dec 3, 2007 19:39:58 GMT -5
I'm registered!!Why dont they have a sportsman truggy class??
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Post by hojazz on Dec 3, 2007 19:41:14 GMT -5
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Post by ravagerguy2 on Dec 3, 2007 19:45:46 GMT -5
RC Pro series rules:NOTES: 1) Starting in 2006 there will be an expert and Intermediate Arena Truck class. If a racer runs in the expert 1/8 class he/she must run in the expert Arena class. Any thoughts??If so,i would like to run intermediate.
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Post by ravagerguy2 on Dec 3, 2007 19:47:50 GMT -5
.208!!!!YEAH BUDDY!!!
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Post by Jon Tanner on Dec 4, 2007 2:36:00 GMT -5
Of all the people, I did not think it would be you! that I would have to prove wrong. First, we should start by stating that in order to convert cubic inches to cubic centimeters you mutiply cubic inches by 16.387 Example: 0.21 ci. X 16.387= 3.44 cc. 0.208ci x 16.387 = 3.41cc Or for those of you that need the extra help, in order to go from cubic centimeters {ie. 3.3} to cubic inches, one would divide Example: 3.3 cc / 16.387 = 0.2014 As with most r/c engines, displacement is rounded off to the nearest 1/100th. So, uh oh Hojazz, it looks like the .21 tm actually qualifies for a .21 engine.
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Post by hojazz on Dec 4, 2007 6:32:27 GMT -5
hey john, no problem on the motor. Thanks Dave! (hes the one running the show) ;D
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Post by bronco77 on Dec 4, 2007 7:44:11 GMT -5
Man you guys...Where the love? You know it's gettin serious when the calculator comes out By the way JT....LST's are #1 x 1 = 40 lbs ;D
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Post by schmitty on Dec 4, 2007 8:38:22 GMT -5
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Post by Jon Tanner on Dec 4, 2007 11:00:52 GMT -5
hey john, no problem on the motor. Thanks Dave! (hes the one running the show) ;D Hope he has a set of scale at the inspection table
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