Nitro Engines

Two-stroke engines are simpler and lighter than four-stroke engines, and are commonly used in RC cars and trucks. They rely on a mixture of nitro fuel, air, and oil to generate power. Two-stroke engines require less maintenance than four-stroke engines, but are generally less efficient and produce less power.

Four-stroke engines are more complex and heavier than two-stroke engines, and are commonly used in RC boats and helicopters. They use a combination of fuel and oil to lubricate the engine, and rely on a series of valves to control the flow of air and fuel into the engine. Four-stroke engines are typically more efficient and produce more power than two-stroke engines, but require more maintenance and are more complex to operate.

When choosing an RC nitro engine, it's important to consider the specific requirements of your RC vehicle. Different engines will produce different levels of power and speed, and will have different maintenance requirements. It's also important to choose a reputable brand and ensure that the engine is compatible with your vehicle's specifications. With proper care and maintenance, an RC nitro engine can provide years of reliable performance and enjoyment.