King Motor 29cc engine

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Will this bolt right up to my Rampage XT ??


Would this 29cc be a good replacement for my 26cc engine ???


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Keith
 
Got the brand new 29cc engine for $155 to my door....

Cant beat it !!!

Beats the hell outta messing anymore with the 26cc engine, at least I can sell it and recoup some cash flow that I put into the new engine...

:)
 
Keith81 said:
Got the brand new 29cc engine for $155 to my door....Cant beat it !!!

Beats the hell outta messing anymore with the 26cc engine, at least I can sell it and recoup some cash flow that I put into the new engine...

:)
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Keith,I saw the 30cc on Nitrorcx.com for $115.00. Same engine on the Redcats.
 
Wish I had seen that before I ordered the 29cc for the rampage XT, Just ordered a 30cc for my MT, Cost $133.69 to my door. What a sweet deal!!! Cheaper then a frikin nitro engine....

Thanks again for that link!!!
 
A good CY (Chuang Yang I believe) engine is what you should be looking for. They come with four bolt heads which seal better over the long term, come with a better flywheel and magneto setup, and they are just built better over all. Unfortunately, you can probably expect to get about 2 gallons of use out of your $133. A quick trip to Schoharie County (Dogpile Racing) would get you a beautiful engine that will outperform the 29cc you just bought. I've mentioned them a few times already but after watching his attention to detail and the use of quality parts, I'm very satisfied with the engine I just got. They also port and polish for a bit more with huge results in power output. They race Bajas out back of their shop and those things are sickly fast.
 
nitrohobbiest said:
A good CY (Chuang Yang I believe) engine is what you should be looking for. They come with four bolt heads which seal better over the long term, come with a better flywheel and magneto setup, and they are just built better over all. Unfortunately, you can probably expect to get about 2 gallons of use out of your $133. A quick trip to Schoharie County (Dogpile Racing) would get you a beautiful engine that will outperform the 29cc you just bought. I've mentioned them a few times already but after watching his attention to detail and the use of quality parts, I'm very satisfied with the engine I just got. They also port and polish for a bit more with huge results in power output. They race Bajas out back of their shop and those things are sickly fast.
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believe it or not but my HY 30's are running better than my ESP 28.5 race ported with a stuffer crank. and all i did to the HY was put a .012 copper head gasket on it,lol.
 
rob64n said:
believe it or not but my HY 30's are running better than my ESP 28.5 race ported with a stuffer crank. and all i did to the HY was put a .012 copper head gasket on it,lol.
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Damn, should have tried the thinner gasket with my HY 30 before getting rid of it hehe. I am running a .012 gasket on my 26cc DS marine engine rebuild and it does indeed give it a bit more punch than before (0.020 gasket).
 
jeffp83 said:
Damn, should have tried the thinner gasket with my HY 30 before getting rid of it hehe. I am running a .012 gasket on my 26cc DS marine engine rebuild and it does indeed give it a bit more punch than before (0.020 gasket).
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I am running a .012 gasket on a 26cc on my MT and I am giving the XBs with the 30cc a run for the money.
 
I wish I could use the .012 Hawley on my 28.5cc strikers motor but they told me it is set up for the .020 Hawley because of the 2mm stroked crank.
 
I had a king motor 29cc engine. I ran the snot out of it with zero problems. Im sure their not the quality of a cy or zen. Its comparing apple to oranges but if you want super cheap fun then I don't see anything wrong with them.
 
I don't know. I'm sure they run just fine with decent power. I'm more looking at longevity. You get what ya pay for. There certainly is a reason why they cost less. But then again, if mine was in good shape when I got it, I'd be running it 'til it dies before I would spend a dime on it, lol. One way or another, we're all getting some good fun out of 'em and that's the point.
 
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