axial .28 or 32 or force .32
01-31-2008, 09:24 PM
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RE: axial .28 or 32 or force .32
Jst bought one within 30 minutes after you get on opinion [X(]
For reiable and something that cheap axial .28 or k4The top engines are lrp z.28r spec 3 and picco .28 p6...
There are others they are just the main engines.
But you will get different opinions.
For reiable and something that cheap axial .28 or k4The top engines are lrp z.28r spec 3 and picco .28 p6...
There are others they are just the main engines.
But you will get different opinions.
02-01-2008, 02:39 AM
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RE: axial .28 or 32 or force .32
If yoy want something with top end stick with a .28. If you are going from the 4.6 The axial .28 spec1 is only about 5% more power and that's on the top end. The axial .32 is a monster on the bottom, but falls on it's face beyond mid-range. If you want cheap power go for the sts .28 it can be a pian in the a double s sometime. The needles are course threaded making dramatic changes in small increments. Have not had one to last over 5 gallons yet! LRP or the picco seems to be the way to go right now. Axial .28 again is not a bad motor at all for realiablity and tunability. It is just not very much of a upgrade from the 4.6
02-01-2008, 01:16 PM
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RE: axial .28 or 32 or force .32
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Sportwerks 26 V2 or Mach 427.. Best bang for the buck...
Sportwerks 26 V2 or Mach 427.. Best bang for the buck...
