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why do i see alot of people selling there nitros for electrics?
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more and more electric now compared to nitro
you buy a battery for 30-40 dollars and it last a long time
you buy a gallon of nitro 30-40 dollars itdoes not last very long
i have both
whats going to happen when we start seeing more 2 stoke
hpi is supposed to come out with a bunch of engine
fuel and oil maybe 5-6 bucks a gallon versus 30-40 bucks for nito
do the math
more and more electric now compared to nitro
you buy a battery for 30-40 dollars and it last a long time
you buy a gallon of nitro 30-40 dollars itdoes not last very long
i have both
whats going to happen when we start seeing more 2 stoke
hpi is supposed to come out with a bunch of engine
fuel and oil maybe 5-6 bucks a gallon versus 30-40 bucks for nito
do the math[/QUOTE
technicality nitro engines are 2 stroke,2 stroke just means there's oil mixed in the fuel so the piston only has to make 2 (strokes) to make a revolution,4 strokes make 4 strokes every revolution because the oil is stored in a different compartment of the engine,but yes your right HPI is working on a GASOLINE engine that will also be 2 stroke and will amazingly cheaper to run than nitro and its made to fit stasndard big block sized engine mounts!
Most of the people that dont agree that electric is better, here it comes, are newbs to the hobby OR very close minded. Other than the cost of electric being cheaper to run and maintain, a NICE electric setup (brushless+high voltage lipo) will vastly out do the performance of most nitro setups. Instant power, basically instant top speed too. Does this mean nitro's are lame, no, not to most guys, to me, yes, but they have and probably will always have their place in rc's. But electric will continue to dominate.
I have put a brushless setup in my Raider and with my Lipo's it blows the doors off my Savage and Revo. However nothing can compare to the smell and sound of a tuned nitro![]()
