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Big difference from OS nitro RC engines years ago and and the engines from from now
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tudordewolf
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Yeah, some of the vintage small-blocks with a "big block" pull start and back plate look so lopsided...
fernando mateus
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I'm saying the size of the crankshaft it's used compared to the guy to the new models I think they were built to last now like the new stuff
Nenecrane
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Ok guys I’m just going to say it I know absolutely nothing about nitro but I am curious being said I have no clue what I’m looking at will you explain please and thank you like I said I am very curious and interested in nitro
fernando mateus
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TThe engine
The engine on the right is a vintage probably more than 20 years old look at the size of the crankshaft compared to the one on the left and the ones from now those back then they were made last in my opinion
And another thing the one on the right is a 15 the one on the left is a 18 figure cubic inches
Also the one on the right is a 15 to 1 on the left he's a 18 bigger cubic inches also I meant to building airplanes now I'm incapacitated got into a huge car accident not able to work
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Nenecrane
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Oh ok so in your opinion which is better to be the stronger built seem it would be the best option but I’m sure there is more to it …. Omg I am so glad you are ok for lack of better word
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