Diver6127
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I'm going to try it out anyway. Reason being is because most serious "circuit racers" don't use the engine to the "full expectancy" as we do. The minute it starts losing compression, it's garbage. I plan to use this method in a buggy that will be used for competition 80% of the time. The other 20% is for those days that there's no race and I'm board. I'm not strictly a basher like those crazy squirrels I got my EB4-S3 with the notion that I will be racing her. The other buggy that I'm getting will be for "shits and giggles."DarthRacer said:Dude, I just read that and that looks like it is a break-in for racing. He was boasting that he once had an engine last for 16 HOURS of racing. Only 16 hours? I'd say use the Ron Paris method or just go by the engine's manual.
OMG, I got a headache from all that info and I didn't even get through 1/32 of the posts!CorradoPsi said:i will be pm'ing you a very valuable link for 8th scale racing.