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Axial .28 in revo???

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is it any good and what would have to be done to stop from breaking stuff
 
you're gonna find the Axial .28 is gonna be a small project to put in a Revo,if you can get the engine to fit with that shaft length configuration..you're gonna have to purchase a manifold and engine mount for it,also possibly a flywheel with clutch and clutchbell also ..... you're gonna run into problems getting the throttle to open up fully,plus you're not gonna be able to utilize the ez-starter...To beef it up you're gonna need Traxxas steel cvd shafts and center shafts too,plus a steel hardened spur gear and hardened clutch bell

In my Revo I have the Sirio .27....It was a direct mid-block upgrade kit for the Revo that comes with exhaust manifold , engine mount and still gives the ability to still use the EZ starter...The throttle fully opening was still an issue but easily fixed with a servo swap...Good Luck with your choice
 
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Very easy mod. Just get the new era big block mod and it will drop right in. Side exit pipe is a must, no big block pipe will fit under the body, and those that do, you really don't want. New era comes with a throttle linkage that is made out of weak wire, just follow that linkage and make it out of thicker wire. Revo is wicked with the axial .28 in there, i have no broken any parts yet. I have the foc and center diff mod.
 

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