New Mill--Surefire .32 or LRP .28?

[texasavage]

I'm looking into getting a new mill for the Savage. I was leaning more to the LRP, but it seems like some of you guys are having some problems with half tank lean and finding parts. I also read Megabyteme's review on the Surefire and it seems like a good mill. Pluses on the surefire are that it comes with the rotostart (had an abused Mach .26 pull start in my past..ouch) and SMF atleast has the piston and sleeve in stock. I'd really appreciate any info on these bad boys, especially if you have run both. I plan on getting a Buku sometime in the future, will either run better than the other? Thanks fellas

Tobias

 

[Jeremy]

I run both the lrp and the surefire .32r
Gotta say the sf is my favorite
good mill with no hassel surefire .32 hands down ..

 

[texasavage]

I run both the lrp and the surefire .32r
Gotta say the sf is my favorite
good mill with no hassel surefire .32 hands down ..

Cool, I'm looking for something reliable and easy to tune. Is there anything I need to watch out for besides sealing and thread lock?

 

[Jeremy]

.. Your diffs .. They better be shimmed

 

[texasavage]

I haven't done that yet. Thanks for the info Jester

 

[chrisw]

i got to say lrp little tricky with the stock tank but great power

 

[Zach_406]

Might check into the Picco .28P3 as well. It has been a great engine for me!

 

[texasavage]

Thanks for the replys. I ordered the SureFire .32R:smiliejam:, still need to get shimmed up though.

Tobias

 

[Jeremy]

Good choice!~!!!