BUGGY AND TRUGGY ENGINES
#1
BUGGY AND TRUGGY ENGINES
So it's time I buy some new engines but sooooo confused on which ones for my buggy and truggy, not looking to spend a lot of money but don't wanna be cheap my choices now are
REDS R7 EVOKE (buggy)
REDS R5S (truggy)
HUDY FX 5K (both)
RC CONCEPTS MC3 (buggy)
RC CONCEPTS MC5 (truggy)
WERKS B6 PRO (buggy)
WERKS B5 PRO (truggy)
ELITE 5 (buggy)
ELITE 8 (truggy)
Or what else you guys think? I'm looking for smooth power in buggy and I like a lot of power in truggy and both with good fuel mileage, any input I would appreciate it thanks
REDS R7 EVOKE (buggy)
REDS R5S (truggy)
HUDY FX 5K (both)
RC CONCEPTS MC3 (buggy)
RC CONCEPTS MC5 (truggy)
WERKS B6 PRO (buggy)
WERKS B5 PRO (truggy)
ELITE 5 (buggy)
ELITE 8 (truggy)
Or what else you guys think? I'm looking for smooth power in buggy and I like a lot of power in truggy and both with good fuel mileage, any input I would appreciate it thanks
#2
Interesting list. You have $500 motors compared to $150 motors.
Why not include a mito in the list?
Why not include a mito in the list?
#4
Tech Adept
iTrader: (2)
Here are some of my suggestions:
Truggy:
Novarossi Roma .25
Novarossi Bonito .21
Novarossi Mito 7 port .21
Novarossi Virtus
OS Speed II XZB .21
OS Speed .21 xzb (blue head)
Protek Samurai .21
Buggy:
Novarossi BTTA .21
Novarossi Clio P5
Novarossi Mito 4
OS Speed Ty Tessmann Edition
OS Speed B2101
Protek Samurai .21
Truggy:
Novarossi Roma .25
Novarossi Bonito .21
Novarossi Mito 7 port .21
Novarossi Virtus
OS Speed II XZB .21
OS Speed .21 xzb (blue head)
Protek Samurai .21
Buggy:
Novarossi BTTA .21
Novarossi Clio P5
Novarossi Mito 4
OS Speed Ty Tessmann Edition
OS Speed B2101
Protek Samurai .21
#5
#7
Tech Champion
It'd be a lot harder to find a bad engine these days than it is to find a good one.
The idea of the same engine in both cars - i.e. the FX - seems appealing... I'd love to try an FX... Or maybe a Picco 5TR in bug and 5TX in trug...
Any of those engines is good though..
Actually, given the fact that I actually don't have unlimited funds, I'd probably go with the Werks options.. B5, B6, even a B2.. Man.., what a fun predicament..
The point is though, all those engines are good. The question is more, are you - at breaking in, setting up, tuning, etc?.. Orienting your choice accordingly based on price is probably good advice.. None of them are going to tune themselves or win a race for you.
The idea of the same engine in both cars - i.e. the FX - seems appealing... I'd love to try an FX... Or maybe a Picco 5TR in bug and 5TX in trug...
Any of those engines is good though..
Actually, given the fact that I actually don't have unlimited funds, I'd probably go with the Werks options.. B5, B6, even a B2.. Man.., what a fun predicament..
The point is though, all those engines are good. The question is more, are you - at breaking in, setting up, tuning, etc?.. Orienting your choice accordingly based on price is probably good advice.. None of them are going to tune themselves or win a race for you.
#8
you can also always run the same engine in both with a different pipe.
werks B6
truggy-2013
buggy-2058
elite 5
buggy-9901
truggy-2096
Triton l5
buggy-2099
truggy-2046
cars always look cooler!
werks B6
truggy-2013
buggy-2058
elite 5
buggy-9901
truggy-2096
Triton l5
buggy-2099
truggy-2046
cars always look cooler!
#11
Tech Regular
I recently started racing the WERKS B6 Pro in Buggy and I am absolutely impressed by it!!
Power is smooth, easy to control and on the same level as all the other top engines I have run myself or ran against but I have much better runtime with it...
Power is smooth, easy to control and on the same level as all the other top engines I have run myself or ran against but I have much better runtime with it...
#13
Take a look at the Triton L4 and L5 engines.
#15
Tech Regular
iTrader: (4)
i was running a stock b5 in truggy and b6 in buggy and both were plenty fast. i then got a modified elite 5 from the nitro shop and it was awesome in the truggy and scary fast in the buggy. And don't forget you can run up to a .28 in a truggy but at the cost of fuel mileage.