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Stalker · 02-23-2005, 11:31 PM

Hey Joon,

Picco engines have always been known as hard to tune engines... untill you get more familiar with tuning I would stay away from it personally.

You simply cannot go wrong with an OS engine, they have great power and tunes easily and keep the tune very good! You won't really have to change it much once you have it dialed in unless there is a big change in the weather.

OS has a new engine out, .18 TZ or something like that? the power is INSANE on it... I was reading a review on it and the numbers that came out of the dyno were very close to the Rex .28!! Like with in 15% of the REX engine I belive! I know that's the engine I am going to get is I ever replace the one in my T-Maxx...

02-23-2005, 11:31 PM	#2
Stalker RCC Pro Contributor I am: Jeff F Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Ajax, ON Feedback: 0 / 0% Posts: 1,966 Total Props: 0	Hey Joon, Picco engines have always been known as hard to tune engines... untill you get more familiar with tuning I would stay away from it personally. You simply cannot go wrong with an OS engine, they have great power and tunes easily and keep the tune very good! You won't really have to change it much once you have it dialed in unless there is a big change in the weather. OS has a new engine out, .18 TZ or something like that? the power is INSANE on it... I was reading a review on it and the numbers that came out of the dyno were very close to the Rex .28!! Like with in 15% of the REX engine I belive! I know that's the engine I am going to get is I ever replace the one in my T-Maxx... __________________ The Revolution is Coming... =============================== Currently Racing: Caster ZX1.5R Pro, EX1.5R Pro, SK10 Pro Stuck to the dirt by VP Pro Tires