Hi replacing my piston and sleeve, any one know where I can it some cheap and any tips on replacing them
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11-07-2011 01:34 PM #1RC Competitor
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New piston and sleeve
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11-07-2011 01:46 PM #2Marshal
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eBay and check the Support tab and look for the how-to for replacement (it will be for the 2.5 but the 3.3 is the same).
The Super Derecho
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11-07-2011 01:59 PM #3RC Competitor
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Cool thanks, is it abnormal for it to were like mine,got it last year december and drove it every week or every two weeks
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11-07-2011 07:41 PM #4RC Turnbuckle Jr.
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doubleG's right, ebay is the way to find cheap price, but buy or bid it from someone with high score so that you dont get jacked up. i just won one last night piston/sleeve with conrod for $55.
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11-08-2011 10:22 AM #5
I had 3 gallons on my stock piston. I think its pretty much a toss up as to how long the life expectancy is. I also run a very mild tune and dont do many high speed runs
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