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Which X engine..the X 4.1 or the X 4.6 engine? If the X 4.6 then yes might be worth it. How much is it going to cost. Might look at the LRP .28 for around the same price and WAY more power.
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was thinking the 4.6 engine.
What gearing would be best to prevent as much of the wheeling as possible after adding the new engine?
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The K4.6 was a pretty decent mill...17/46 should keep the wheels down pretty well.
Moving up to a .28 is very noticeable over the .25,even the stock X 4.6. The LRP mentioned and Picco engines are crazy fun :yes:
10 Gauge
Gone - bye bye.
Picco! 
LRP's are great, easy to tune, lots of power, and don't fuss much. If you want that crazy power and an engine that will outlast an LRP x10 then spend the few extra bux and step up to a Picco!
LRP's are great, easy to tune, lots of power, and don't fuss much. If you want that crazy power and an engine that will outlast an LRP x10 then spend the few extra bux and step up to a Picco!