Not entirely true... too rich and you end up with 4-cycleing and can break con-rods due to too much fuel in the crank case when it loads up.
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should a revo do wheelies?
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Not entirely true... too rich and you end up with 4-cycleing and can break con-rods due to too much fuel in the crank case when it loads up.
chickenman242
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I guess its just part and parcel with getting 2nd hand nitro think think the guy I got it from had no idea what so ever oh well everthing else is in excellent condition
I'm gonna go with the picco for now got the mount coming hopefully the stock exhaust will be up to the task for now its a single chamber resinator with the stinger drilled to 5.5mm
Later on I may go with a modded 3.3 cause thats what I wanted originally but this one is toast and on ebay as a parts engine
I'm gonna go with the picco for now got the mount coming hopefully the stock exhaust will be up to the task for now its a single chamber resinator with the stinger drilled to 5.5mm
Later on I may go with a modded 3.3 cause thats what I wanted originally but this one is toast and on ebay as a parts engine
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I had no problems pulling wheelies on the grass with my stock 3.3. I ended up putting a center diff in to help tame the front end.