I'm talking about T/W, not thrust, nothing to do with engine sizeYou should look up the dimensions of the m-88 and compare why the performace levels are so different. The m-88 is the smallest engine in its class. The rd-33 design is not superior it has far more moving parts making it far less efficient in fact due to its performance Russian engines end up having low reliability and shorter life cycles.
As for the RD33, this is the first Soviet engine with a modular design. My book has a high rating on the maintainability of the RD33. As for the service life, firstly, the Soviet Union's materials are not as good as those of the United Kingdom and the United States. Secondly, the Soviet Union's lifespan calculation method is also problematic. caused a lot of waste