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neobart
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I have a modified Ninja .28(the GRP made one) and a 21 ninja. Both are great engines, but the .21 is more than enough for the 8ight-t.
But the .28 does offer a little more bottom end snap, but very smoothly. If you have a smooth throttle finger it is very easy to control it, even though it's a .28. Very high revving engine as well. I get 10-12 minutes out of both engines, using a GRP 3009 pipe and Team Orion V6 clutch. Short header on the .28 and a long header on the .21.
But the .28 does offer a little more bottom end snap, but very smoothly. If you have a smooth throttle finger it is very easy to control it, even though it's a .28. Very high revving engine as well. I get 10-12 minutes out of both engines, using a GRP 3009 pipe and Team Orion V6 clutch. Short header on the .28 and a long header on the .21.
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brushlessboy just one, ask him how he likes it
Brushlessboy
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Dont ask me yet. Still looking at the packaging. Then I have to work out what I'm going to put it in.