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Engine Test TD .010
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Re: Engine Test TD .010
GermanBeez wrote:well, some state that the earlier ones ( the reds) are superiour to the later ones (black).
i do not know that much about em, nitro is the 010 person
btw, glad to see you again!
Beez
I think they are only superior in build quality, like stonger crank etc. My early one has SPI. The amount of SPI varies engine to engine. You just may have a good one in that the piston cylinder was a really good fit and the machined surfaces are smooth. Couple that with a decent SPI gap and 30k or more is easily obtainable on a .010.
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