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alfred e numan

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We are always looking for ways to shave off a few ounces weight here and there on these 1/5 th scales- the weight is the engine- Magnesium is about 35% lighter than Aluminum. not certan bout the prices of this metal, but it would help- what about a ti crank? - what do you folks think?
 
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cherryride said:
leave the weight and go to twinn cylinders! lol
I wish there were kits to mount the twin in the cats. :D
 
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alfred e numan said:
We are always looking for ways to shave off a few ounces weight here and there on these 1/5 th scales- the weight is the engine- Magnesium is about 35% lighter than Aluminum. not certan bout the prices of this metal, but it would help- what about a ti crank? - what do you folks think?
Not only are the materials more, but it is also more expensive to machine the exotic metals.
 

BertR

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I have a kit to mount twins lol. It would be bada$$ to get a twin in the cats or a 36cc in the x-series for that matter. I always find a way to drop a few oz. then add a pound
 
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The 36 would fit if you mod the top of the cage. I'm currently wanting to build something with the 70. That is one bad little engine.
 

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