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E-MaxxCrzy
01-21-2001, 02:23 PM
Hey i wouldnt even both putting a 4 stroke in my nitro rustler the are very very expensive!
they arnt that much money they will fit on the nitro rustler with just a little hand fitting but you wont have that acceleration like you do with a 2 stroke people usually get a four stroke for the novelty
Racer
01-21-2001, 06:26 PM
Actually, you'd have waaaaaaaaay better acceleration than usual becuse of the added torque...
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Mgoose279
01-21-2001, 06:29 PM
How much does it cost, is there power up top and does it thump like a four stroke dirtbike
I think not racer a 2- stroke engine you have a power stroke every other stroke where as on a 4 stroke engine its evey four strokes a power stroke so off the line youll have more acceleration with a 2-stroke
youll probally be spending just about 210 dollars i think !
Mgoose279
01-22-2001, 12:31 AM
Can youput a four stroke engine in a rustler? How much is the engine
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prostreetnova
01-22-2001, 11:23 AM
The 4 stroker is much slower and not near the explosive power band as the 2 stroke,the 4 stroke however is much smoother and requires less tweeking,. I wouldnt want one on a rustler, but I think it would be nice on a climbing or monster truck that doesnt need the radical power band.
Just my 2 cents, Tony
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Dave mm
01-22-2001, 05:45 PM
I have yet to see a 4-stroke dirt bike out accelerate a 2 stroke of the same size. This is also true for quads, the 2 stroke will accelerate much faster.
2 strokes by nature develop RPM very fast and have a very narrow power band. A four stroke has a much wider powerband but develops RPM slower and does not have the hard hit of a 2 stroke.
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Traxxastampede
01-23-2001, 05:31 PM
I have a 4 stroke dirt bike and it will not out accelerate a 2 stroke of the same size unless the 2 stroke is in bad condition. The 4 stroke injects fuel and moves the piston every 4 strokes, the 2 stoke does it all in 2 strokes. All you who act like 4 strokes are better at acceleration are either testing incorrectly or just guessing.
nutz4nitro
01-24-2001, 05:57 PM
a 4-stroke engine would be PERFECT in a t-maxx or stampede. but not a rustler the rustler is a kinda like a buggy. 4-strokes are torqueasaurus's 2-strokes are the ones with the acceleration and top speed. like DG said a 4-stroke aint a good idea for a rustler.
what just went by? that was my nitro 4-tec
Subaru
01-25-2001, 01:56 PM
Not to burst anyones bubble but no true 4 strokes are used for rc's. If no one belives me then go to www.towerhobbies.com (http://www.towerhobbies.com) and see for your self they all require oil content thus making them a 2 stroke.
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MB112
01-25-2001, 05:28 PM
You aren't bursting anyone's bubble. The 4 in 4 stroke refers to the number of times the piston moves per power stroke. A 2 stroke takes in fuel/air on the down stroke and pushes out exhaust on the up stroke. A 4 stroke takes in fuel/air on the down stroke, compresses it on the up stroke, ignites it ont he down stroke, and exhausts the gases on the up stroke. The 2 and 4 have nothing to do with oil content in the fuel
Traxxastampede
01-25-2001, 06:14 PM
Thank you, that was what I was trying to say also. Most people think that the 4 stroke out accelerates or out torques a 2stroke. The thing is, the 2 stroke is more powerful all around because it does the roation twice as fast.
Subaru
01-25-2001, 08:56 PM
a 2 stroker uses oil in the fuel for lubrication, a 4 stroker sucks the oil up from the oil pan when the piston moves up to cool the sleeve and piston, on the downward movement the oil s****er ring s****es the oil of the liner back into the pan. If a 4 stroke burns oil the oil s****er ring needs to be replaced
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canadian snowmobiler
01-28-2001, 02:15 PM
since the 4 stroke is bigger than a .21 would it use more gas?
Goose
They sure have filled you full of it.
Yes an O.S FS-26S-C will fit a Rustler.
No a 4 stroke hobby engine does not suck oil from the bottom. They use the same fuel as all other nitro car engines.
The price range is more around $169.00 and not $210.00.
4 Stroke engines are quiter, more torque at lower RPMs and much offer longer run times.
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Subaru
You need to get out more.
Or vist here for awhile.
http://www.osengines.com/engines/osmg2092.html
Les
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Snowmobiler
Whats up dude.This board seems allitle better than the other. Ay.
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Subaru
My 12 year old daughter has likely been operating nirto R/Cs longer than you.
I myself have been into it for over 12 years and got her started whem she turn 6. Who by the way does 99% of the work on her cars.
Thing is when you relay information about a product or a certain R/C. Make sure that it is correct. Dont pass along bad info for it only hurt the hobby.
Les
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Traxxastampede
01-28-2001, 10:44 PM
Let's not start a flame war over who knows more about some R/C stuff....
Subaru
01-29-2001, 10:32 AM
what do you know beyond rc?
Nitro Chicken
01-30-2001, 12:53 AM
Les, good explanation on the differences between 2 and 4 stroke engines! Subaru, relax. Its just a hobby. I am closing this topic since we seem to have explored it and answered the original question.
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