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RC-Monster Mike · 11:47 PM

I don't go crazy with the nitro motors, squee. I actually ran the HB .26 STOCK motor for over a year(and managed to win quite a bit with it). Driving wins races, not power. I would choose reliability over raw power any day.
Having said that, I ran an Infinity .27 pullstart motor last year and it worked quite well($145 motor), but I think I will go back to my novarossi sbk01 this year(fresh piston and sleave-always loved this motor).
The Picco motors run pretty well also. I don't think you will have any trouble with the wasp motor either(wasp, orion, Infinity=all the same)
Also, if your starter box wouldn't reach the flywheel, it is beacause the HB stock flywheel is too small(I had the same problem), Put an ofna flywheel with a larger diameter and you won't have any trouble. The stock flywheel is too small for just about any starter box to reach.

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RC-Monster Mike Site Owner Offline Posts: 4,915 Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: PA	01.05.2006, 11:46 PM I don't go crazy with the nitro motors, squee. I actually ran the HB .26 STOCK motor for over a year(and managed to win quite a bit with it). Driving wins races, not power. I would choose reliability over raw power any day. Having said that, I ran an Infinity .27 pullstart motor last year and it worked quite well($145 motor), but I think I will go back to my novarossi sbk01 this year(fresh piston and sleave-always loved this motor). The Picco motors run pretty well also. I don't think you will have any trouble with the wasp motor either(wasp, orion, Infinity=all the same) Also, if your starter box wouldn't reach the flywheel, it is beacause the HB stock flywheel is too small(I had the same problem), Put an ofna flywheel with a larger diameter and you won't have any trouble. The stock flywheel is too small for just about any starter box to reach. Last edited by RC-Monster Mike; 01.05.2006 at 11:47 PM.