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I know its a Dynamite, that much was easy, I believe its a .12 There are no other markings on it. I pulled it out of a very old RC10GT https://www.rcnitrotalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=69370 I wanted to get a new piston/sleeve for it to keep as a spare, but not sure which one to order, theres the 12s and the 12spd and so on, any help would be appreciated.

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That thing looks pretty old.

By the time you scrounge up a P/S for it, you'd probably have been money ahead buying something more current.

I think the S in 12S just stands for "side exhaust". The SPD I think is just side exhaust but ported for more power.

Just checked out the current equivalent to that engine:
http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products/Default.aspx?ProdID=DYN6500

$70 brand new. Considering the piston/sleeve is $30, con-rod is $20, OWB is another $10, you would definitely be money and headaches ahead just buying a whole new engine.
 
thanks for the info, I found the p/s shipped to my door for 17 bucks, for the 12s, and a con rod for 6, I was thinking for less than 25 bucks I could at least have a spare motor for the traaxxas pro .15 when I send it in for the replacement engine exchange program.
 
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