sts 30 advice wanted
02-01-2007, 11:00 PM
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RE: sts 30 advice wanted
ok thanks. My sts D30M has about 3/4 of a tank threw it. I use WOT in short bursts, 1 second tops, is that ok or should i take it easy longer?
02-01-2007, 11:02 PM
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RE: sts 30 advice wanted
take 'er easy joe, i've never EVER hit WOT in the first 5 or 6 tanks of an engine's life.
SH and Force engines are a LOT more tolerant to abuse during breakin than STS motors
SH and Force engines are a LOT more tolerant to abuse during breakin than STS motors
02-03-2007, 06:57 PM
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Not trying to steal the post, but I have been running a Mach .26 in my T-maxx for about 2 years now and am considering more power. The Mach .26 has been a real pleasure and most importantly, trouble free. It has about 6 gallons through it and still seams to have the same power it did new. I have been looking at and reading about the STS .30 as a replacement. Will I notice a big differance in performance between the two or is there an even better performer out there that I should consider? If I am going to upgrade, I want a very noticable power differance. Thank You.
02-05-2007, 08:57 AM
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RE: sts 30 advice wanted
ORIGINAL: flaminheli
Not trying to steal the post, but I have been running a Mach .26 in my T-maxx for about 2 years now and am considering more power. The Mach .26 has been a real pleasure and most importantly, trouble free. It has about 6 gallons through it and still seams to have the same power it did new. I have been looking at and reading about the STS .30 as a replacement. Will I notice a big differance in performance between the two or is there an even better performer out there that I should consider? If I am going to upgrade, I want a very noticable power differance. Thank You.
Not trying to steal the post, but I have been running a Mach .26 in my T-maxx for about 2 years now and am considering more power. The Mach .26 has been a real pleasure and most importantly, trouble free. It has about 6 gallons through it and still seams to have the same power it did new. I have been looking at and reading about the STS .30 as a replacement. Will I notice a big differance in performance between the two or is there an even better performer out there that I should consider? If I am going to upgrade, I want a very noticable power differance. Thank You.
