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08-29-2006, 04:15 PM
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Yeah I helped install the TZ in destroy_my_revo_15's truck. Just moving the tranny forward like Tex said and it dropped in with the stock clutch setup. Suburban.Chicago.Rock.Crawlers
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08-29-2006, 04:28 PM
I didnt know the stock set up worked. And yes,the TZ is cheaper then the TM(both modded). I dont know why,but my guess is because the TM is a direct drop so they expect to sell more. All about makin the money.
I did see that revo when I was there a couple of weeks ago. He won the second or third heat didnt he? I just remember seeing some people shocked about a revo doing so well against truggy's. But I know bri,and I have seen the 3.3 in action a couple of times. If he says he is happy with it,then he is LOL |
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08-29-2006, 09:29 PM
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08-29-2006, 09:43 PM
See I did that,I cut the shaft down and I honestly didnt want to do that mainly because with all the work done to the motor. I was worried that taking weight off the shaft would effect the work that was done. Never heard if that is true or not. I have heard it can fit without that being done. Still have to move the trans forward.
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08-29-2006, 10:21 PM
well since this was talked about with a 3.3 and tz I will just say I was much more satisfied with my 3.3. Had about the same power but when me and Bobbo raced in STL I seemed to have slightly more bottom end but on top end it wasnt lacking at all. I like the 3.3 because to me it has the same power, direct drop in, plus its only 135 dollars and seems to last a long time. That has been my experience between the 2 motors so please dont flame it. I didnt care for the O.S. that much
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