07-20-2006, 05:01 PM
I know its not on your list of engines but...
I ran Standard MT for close to 3 years. I raced a heavily modded savage which was very capable and at times was very VERY dominate race truck....
I always have run the Xtm 24/7 pro engine (SH made just like the Mach line) I will always recommend this engine for as long as they make it... I honestly cant say enough about it...
The 24/7 is very powerful, it pushed my savage and my LSP without ever breaking a sweat... They run cool 200-230 and its in hog heaven. The durability is very good... Ive had three and always got atleast 5 gallons out of them before i moved them to a back up engine.
The "pro" isnt a torque monster (will wheelie if you want though) it has an extremley racing friendly powerband and has the rpm's for those long straights. Another plus to the powerband is the drivetrain holds up much better as compared to the extreme torque of other mills.
They do cost about 45 bucks more than that 99 dollar engine that someone else mentioned but when you buy a mill from hobbypeople.net (xtm distibutor) You get an amazing warrenty! Its almost no questions asked! I once returned a motor to thenm that i didnt even get from them!!! And they replaced it with a brand new mill!
That and the performance of the "pro" is totally worth the money.
Sorry for the long post... Good luck with your MT
I ran Standard MT for close to 3 years. I raced a heavily modded savage which was very capable and at times was very VERY dominate race truck....
I always have run the Xtm 24/7 pro engine (SH made just like the Mach line) I will always recommend this engine for as long as they make it... I honestly cant say enough about it...
The 24/7 is very powerful, it pushed my savage and my LSP without ever breaking a sweat... They run cool 200-230 and its in hog heaven. The durability is very good... Ive had three and always got atleast 5 gallons out of them before i moved them to a back up engine.
The "pro" isnt a torque monster (will wheelie if you want though) it has an extremley racing friendly powerband and has the rpm's for those long straights. Another plus to the powerband is the drivetrain holds up much better as compared to the extreme torque of other mills.
They do cost about 45 bucks more than that 99 dollar engine that someone else mentioned but when you buy a mill from hobbypeople.net (xtm distibutor) You get an amazing warrenty! Its almost no questions asked! I once returned a motor to thenm that i didnt even get from them!!! And they replaced it with a brand new mill!
That and the performance of the "pro" is totally worth the money.
Sorry for the long post... Good luck with your MT
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