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Good news. What is the warranty period from Hitec? Just curious as I use the 5755MG's.

I use a 2.5 gallon fuel can, fill it up and add the oil and give it a good shake. I also shake the 2 stroke oil bottle first before I add it to the gas. I shake the gas/oil mixture well before I add it to the tank in the truck.

I run that same oil, expensive but keeps the engines squeaky clean! I would run 25:1. As far as the filter grease goes I used to use a heavy duty wheel bearing grease that I found at the automotive shop.... it was about $6 for a tub and will last you a lifetime.

Glad to hear that it's working good for you!

Haha you sure would! I think I'm going to jb weld my juice box shut and use it like that.

Hey if you don't like the way it performs you could always jb weld the small hole in it closed and use it in conjunction with the manifold to have a longer intake track... might get some more torque that way :)

Agreed! I like the Z-RC aluminum manifolds.

Cool, hopefully it works better for you!

I actually bought one of those big bore juice boxes a while back and ran it for quite a few tanks. The first thing you will want to do is take it apart and seal the two halves, I used a spray gasket sealant. There is an o-ring preinstalled but mine was leaking air and the sealant fixed it. As...

Wicked deal! I used to run those turnigy lipos on my emaxx which had one of those castle/MMM systems in it. They were great batteries, they actually had similar power and run times as the real expensive kokam's I had originally bought. Sometimes deals can be found through people that don't know...

The foam filter set up is awesome and does a great job, won't argue with that. I just enjoy not having to clean and oil filters any more...it's zero maintenance. I've got probably twenty plus tanks on my original filter that came with the senad setup, likely time to change it now as it's getting...

I love the senad paper filter system, I wouldn't go back to a foam filter again. Those RB's probably use a real cheap filter in theirs.

That looks wicked!!

I don't think there's anything wrong with using a piston stopper, I have one and have used it before. I just use this clutch stopper tool now because it's even easier to use.

It's a semi loose fit in the stock CY clutch housings, so it comes out quite easily. The turtle billet clutch housings have to be modified with a dremel for it to fit in.

I use a GBE clutch stopper tool, works well.

Pretty resilient little engines :) How do you like that F270?

608RS (22x8x7) will replace four of the bearings in the gear plate, and one 6000 2RS (26 x 10 x 8)

These are the ones for the wheel axles.

I changed over my entire truck to these KML bearings found on eBay.. here's the 22 x 8 x 7 but they do carry all the sizes we need. They work great, they're rubber sealed and dirt cheap.