Team Magic G4RS 2009
#661
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#662
Tech Rookie
What would be the better motor for this car.
I'm looking at getting my G4RS mid next month, the guys at Team Magic advised me that I should go for the "Novarossi 353 Race .12 On Road Race Engine (2009 TUNED Version)" engine.
Is there anyone else using this motor?
What is the performance like and what other motors should I consider.
I fly planes and helis, getting out that hobby and getting into cars and monster trucks with my 8 yr old son.
Thanks
smo0
I'm looking at getting my G4RS mid next month, the guys at Team Magic advised me that I should go for the "Novarossi 353 Race .12 On Road Race Engine (2009 TUNED Version)" engine.
Is there anyone else using this motor?
What is the performance like and what other motors should I consider.
I fly planes and helis, getting out that hobby and getting into cars and monster trucks with my 8 yr old son.
Thanks
smo0
#663
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What would be the better motor for this car.
I'm looking at getting my G4RS mid next month, the guys at Team Magic advised me that I should go for the "Novarossi 353 Race .12 On Road Race Engine (2009 TUNED Version)" engine.
Is there anyone else using this motor?
What is the performance like and what other motors should I consider.
I fly planes and helis, getting out that hobby and getting into cars and monster trucks with my 8 yr old son.
Thanks
smo0
I'm looking at getting my G4RS mid next month, the guys at Team Magic advised me that I should go for the "Novarossi 353 Race .12 On Road Race Engine (2009 TUNED Version)" engine.
Is there anyone else using this motor?
What is the performance like and what other motors should I consider.
I fly planes and helis, getting out that hobby and getting into cars and monster trucks with my 8 yr old son.
Thanks
smo0
#664
Tech Elite
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I have ran both the 353 09 and the JP Eagle 12 TL-3t and both engines are super fast.
The Jp works great with the G4 due to its shorter gear ratio as the exhaust port on the JP is a lot bigger for HUGE top end.
I have a JP eagle and a pipe set for sale if you like pm me..
The Jp works great with the G4 due to its shorter gear ratio as the exhaust port on the JP is a lot bigger for HUGE top end.
I have a JP eagle and a pipe set for sale if you like pm me..
#665
Tech Rookie
I have always had my heart and budget set on the Novarossi 353 motor but thanks for the offer.
Where abouts do you race?
#667
Tech Rookie
Do you race at Whalan Reserve or Penrith on a Tuesday night.
I'm at Blacktown.
thanks again for the offer.
I'm at Blacktown.
thanks again for the offer.
#668
Tech Master
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3rd Place A-main
We add a money race over the weekend,car was really good ran a front diff, although i felt i would be faster with a lock,just want to get use to running a diff.I ran a Picco Evo3 engine very fast motor insane bottom end power was able to run with Max,Sirio,Rbs without a lack in speed.Also tried out 1/8 evolva shocks.They have the short shock bodies for the front an long bodies for the rear. The car worked perfect you can use the kit springs from the G4RS or you can use springs from the RRR Evo or EVo2 not the Evolva they are to stiff.Will post setup soon.
Last edited by impalabob64; 08-25-2009 at 04:27 AM.
#670
Tech Regular
#671
Tech Adept
Thread Starter
Even 100,000 is too soft for this car sometimes... just makes me wonder.
I love the car with a diff and would hardly change it for a spool. Side to side transitions are sooo smooth with the right silicon and that helps me keep car in check. I am sure track conditions and plain preference sure make a difference and I am always open to suggestions and to learn.
Any particular reason for your preference? Keeping the car from tail-whipping on corner exit, for instance? How do you recover off-power steering? Thinner front shock oil than rear? I see it gives me a slight push off-power into long open curves, compared to my RRR. I do not see any problem in hairpins, but I am thinking it is because the car does not roll as much in the open turns as it does going into the u-turns. I've spaced up my front upper hinge pin mounts and feel no difference. Have not tried the thinner oil or softer springs. I only wanted to feel how the spool drives in direct comparison to the diff but had no time to make more changes last time at the track.
Thanks!
#672
Tech Regular
What silicon grease thickness are you using in the front diff?
Even 100,000 is too soft for this car sometimes... just makes me wonder.
I love the car with a diff and would hardly change it for a spool. Side to side transitions are sooo smooth with the right silicon and that helps me keep car in check. I am sure track conditions and plain preference sure make a difference and I am always open to suggestions and to learn.
Any particular reason for your preference? Keeping the car from tail-whipping on corner exit, for instance? How do you recover off-power steering? Thinner front shock oil than rear? I see it gives me a slight push off-power into long open curves, compared to my RRR. I do not see any problem in hairpins, but I am thinking it is because the car does not roll as much in the open turns as it does going into the u-turns. I've spaced up my front upper hinge pin mounts and feel no difference. Have not tried the thinner oil or softer springs. I only wanted to feel how the spool drives in direct comparison to the diff but had no time to make more changes last time at the track.
Thanks!
Even 100,000 is too soft for this car sometimes... just makes me wonder.
I love the car with a diff and would hardly change it for a spool. Side to side transitions are sooo smooth with the right silicon and that helps me keep car in check. I am sure track conditions and plain preference sure make a difference and I am always open to suggestions and to learn.
Any particular reason for your preference? Keeping the car from tail-whipping on corner exit, for instance? How do you recover off-power steering? Thinner front shock oil than rear? I see it gives me a slight push off-power into long open curves, compared to my RRR. I do not see any problem in hairpins, but I am thinking it is because the car does not roll as much in the open turns as it does going into the u-turns. I've spaced up my front upper hinge pin mounts and feel no difference. Have not tried the thinner oil or softer springs. I only wanted to feel how the spool drives in direct comparison to the diff but had no time to make more changes last time at the track.
Thanks!
#674
I am usually a front diff driver (mtx4) but I ran my RS09 for the first time on Sunday.
I was amazed at how predictable the tranistions were with the solid .. much better than I had expected. Although I was overshooting my off power apexs a little at first there was still more off power steering than I expected.
I have the front diff on order but am wondering now if it will be an improvement.
I have to say though ... what is that clutch all about!? I ended up ditching those pivoting shoes in favour of free floaters and the difference is night and day.
I am really looking forward to having a play around over the coming weeks.
#675