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Revo91
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Hello there,

Have you guys seen a video of this engine running ? I would really like on of those in my Revo, so I wanted to see the power.

How is the performance ? Do you think it would be more powerfull than the Sirio .23 ? (I hope so)

Would it destroy my drivetrain ? (Axels, diff etc.)

Thanks [Smile]

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RB Products - Rody
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Sorry we did not make any video, however we did destroy a drivetrain when overdoing it with the engine.

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when you say you over did it??? what exactly was it that was over done to cause the drive train failure??
Just curious so as to avoid taking mine over the top and ripping stuff up.

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Ronny
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Revo91
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Wasnt it just the reverse output gear you ruined in the gearbox ? or do you have Forward only ?

The reverse gear in the Revo is a little weak, but when you install Forward only there shouldnt be any problems at all

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When you use an overpowered engine it is always easy to break drivetrain parts.
The torque is what breaks stuff, so you'll need to be careful with your throttle finger.
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