Gas mono 48in
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Speedmaster hardware, speedmaster hardware if you want the best stuff or Zippkits, www,zippkits.com had good parts.
For engines you have some choices. If you want to run in IMPBA Super-Stock you just need a stock Zenoah 260.
In Ohio you have Rick at https://www.mastonsrcmarine.com/ as a source.
Modified engines at www.gizmomotors.com .
For engines you have some choices. If you want to run in IMPBA Super-Stock you just need a stock Zenoah 260.
In Ohio you have Rick at https://www.mastonsrcmarine.com/ as a source.
Modified engines at www.gizmomotors.com .
#4
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1) LSG27 Up to 1.647 cid maximum (27.0 cc maximum)
2) LSG36 Up to 2.196 cid maximum (36.0 cc maximum)
3) TLSG64 The intent of this engine class is to utilize either a single motor with two fully functional cylinders, or with two separate fully functional single cylinder gas engines
- The minimum displacement for each cylinder will be no less than 15cc for each cylinder with a combined total of 30cc.
- The maximum displacement for each cylinder must not exceed 32cc for each cylinder with combined total of 64cc.
Last edited by Hydro Junkie; 06-05-2020 at 02:42 PM.
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#6
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Since he plans on racing, the issue here isn't what motor will make his boat fast, it's what class will his motor put his boat in? Here are the classes:
1) LSG27 Up to 1.647 cid maximum (27.0 cc maximum)
2) LSG36 Up to 2.196 cid maximum (36.0 cc maximum)
3) TLSG64 The intent of this engine class is to utilize either a single motor with two fully functional cylinders, or with two separate fully functional single cylinder gas engines
1) LSG27 Up to 1.647 cid maximum (27.0 cc maximum)
2) LSG36 Up to 2.196 cid maximum (36.0 cc maximum)
3) TLSG64 The intent of this engine class is to utilize either a single motor with two fully functional cylinders, or with two separate fully functional single cylinder gas engines
- The minimum displacement for each cylinder will be no less than 15cc for each cylinder with a combined total of 30cc.
- The maximum displacement for each cylinder must not exceed 32cc for each cylinder with combined total of 64cc.
#7
I understand that, you live in Ireland but, in airboatcar's case, he lives in Ohio which is part of the United States. He therefore falls under the rules I stated in my last post while you do not. My post does still stand, however. His choice of motor will determine which class he would race his boat in so just saying "this will make your boat fast" doesn't apply as others will be using the same motor he does, bringing it back to boat set up as well as driver skill and strategy
Last edited by Hydro Junkie; 06-11-2020 at 03:30 AM.
#8
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I understand that, you live in Ireland but, in airboatcar's case, he lives in Ohio which is part of the United States. He therefore falls under the rules I stated in my last post while you do not. My post does still stand, however. His choice of motor will determine which class he would race his boat in so just saying "this will make your boat fast" doesn't apply as others will be using the same motor he does, bringing it back to boat set up as well as driver skill and strategy
#9
I don't know everything, just stating what the rule book says. Then again, I do race nitro boats so I might be speaking form experience on the set up, strategy and skill part