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Old 06-07-2003, 07:13 AM
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Originally posted by Dexter
I'm glad to see that Novarossi is moving on quickly from that pitiful offering of the S3. Really hope they lift their game so they don't completely tarnish their name.
WoW!! That is a big comment!!


Trust me Dexter, Novarossi might be in the RC business forever. Most top motors are Novarossi based.

Honestly, Novarossi endorse some parts to most Novarossi based motors.

S3 is a really good motor, but I believe out of 10 Novarossi on the shelf 2 might have a defect. That is just normal in quality control.
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what kind of defects are you talking about?? and will this be a prob wit the new line of engines??
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what kind of defects are you talking about?? and will this be a prob wit the new line of engines??

Not just Rc products in real cars, computers, phone, food etc.

The balancing and the installation is the problem that I encountered with Novarossi motors RS12, MR12, MT12.

Even OS motors had the same thing. OS is one of the most reliable motors, and still have @ least one or two has a defect!!
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so does anyone have any clue on price and when they're comin to the us and canada??... it... thanks for the info
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and whats the life span of the sleeve, rod, and piston goin to be ?? would it be like you'd have to replace it after each season of racing?? so like every 6 months or wat??
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Depends how you run them and look after them Supra. I have a 2 yrs old RB 3-port that has seen a lot of fast racing against 5-port Turbos on our track and it can still cant be started by a 1:10th starter box due to compression. We have to start it with a 1:8th starter running on a 12v car battery for power. Serious compression . Then again I have had engines that only lasted 6months. The RB I got just happened to be a real good one. Luck of the selection.
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k.. thnx
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Old 06-08-2003, 05:58 PM
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Guys if you really think that manufactures give honest power figures u might wanna check a thread here it's called "have a chuckle about power claims". I certainly think this is worthy of it. Taylor Racin your right there will be a few rods and crankshafts lookin a bit worse for wear especially seein as their taking more meat out of crankshafts but their spining faster and putting more load on them than ever before.
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After reading the spec, apparently the new NS12 is a turbo engine?
I just to make sure.
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Yes, it is. I believe that IFMAR allow turbo plugs, but i am not sure if ROAR is going to follow their path. Anyone knows?
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Yes, it is. I believe that IFMAR allow turbo plugs, but i am not sure if ROAR is going to follow their path. Anyone knows?
No, ROAR doesn't allow Turbo head. Such a waste. Only its ROAR legal.
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Originally posted by nizee
No, ROAR doesn't allow Turbo head. Such a waste. Only its ROAR legal.
ROAR, as a region of IFMAR, seem to have done a good job of promoting a "level headed" version of the IFMAR rules.
I would be surprised if there isn't a move to get in line with the latest IFMAR rules.
Our Australian IFMAR affiliated body now permits turbo plugs.
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According to PMT in MTX-3 forum, ROAR will allow turbo plug next year!Which is what i've heard from racers..
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so anyone know when its goin to be availible to us??
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so anyone know when its goin to be availible to us??
Is one of the last country to get a supply. Japan and H.K. gets the stuff from Europe before United Sates, and I just do not know why.

I believe japan have the latest products before U.S., Canada, Australia, and Hong Kong (just not sure of about HK).

Also, Trinity is distributing Novarossi in the U.S. and our local shops have been back ordered for months on just the S3.

If you are in the U.S. I would stick in Mugen MR12 or Novamega M.S. .12 edition because enough supply in the motors and its parts.

I have 2 novarossi S5. I bought 2 in case my first S5 dies soon and I do not have the parts.
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