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Old 09-28-2012, 07:30 PM
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Is the 2096 a better choice for the plus4 over the 9901? What will it do for me over the 9901. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by fung_kyle
My crank also has rust, I was wondering if white vinegar would work as well. Or is cider vinegar the only way the rust will go? Also what's the cure for a loud pipe or is an engine that is breaking in louder than usual?

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Cider vinegar only...
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Originally Posted by fung_kyle
My crank also has rust, I was wondering if white vinegar would work as well. Or is cider vinegar the only way the rust will go? Also what's the cure for a loud pipe or is an engine that is breaking in louder than usual?

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a loud engine means ur pipe is just a loud pipe.

...or u have a leak of some sort, check ur exhaust gaskets.
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May I ask why cider vinegar only? They seem to be available to be in the same percentage in acidity.
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Originally Posted by fung_kyle
May I ask why cider vinegar only? They seem to be available to be in the same percentage in acidity.
I'm no scientist...I've tried both and only the cider worked....crazy
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Alright thanks then!
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Originally Posted by JoeC
Is the 2096 a better choice for the plus4 over the 9901? What will it do for me over the 9901. Thanks.
Depending on track Conditions, the 2096 may feel like it has more bottom end because of less wheel spin. I am clearing the same jumps with room to spare with the 2096 over the 9901. Plus you get better run time.
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Can you use cider vinegar to clean the crankcase, sleeve, piston, and head button as well?
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Originally Posted by chopper82p
Can you use cider vinegar to clean the crankcase, sleeve, piston, and head button as well?
Yep and bearings that have rust as well....just make sure to rinse everything afterwards and lube with your preferred assembly oil/bearing oil.
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Originally Posted by hookem34
Yep and bearings that have rust as well....just make sure to rinse everything afterwards and lube with your preferred assembly oil/bearing oil.
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BTW, wheres that Proto 9 footage?
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Hi all.

Here is my Team engine - now a lot lighter and lowered CG.

The original Novarossi head weighs 103 gram. The head from my HPI Pro F3.5 HPI part #101589 weighs 72 gram and is lowered a lot (7 mm lower than the Novarossi head). The 4 screw holes have the same position, so why not put the HPI head on my Nova? All it tooked was a little bit of grinding on the Nova house. VOILA the worlds first NOPI engine!

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Nice! Lets hope it don't run hot.

Originally Posted by Lille-bror
Hi all.

Here is my Team engine - now a lot lighter and lowered CG.

The original Novarossi head weighs 103 gram. The head from my HPI Pro F3.5 HPI part #101589 weighs 72 gram and is lowered a lot (7 mm lower than the Novarossi head). The 4 screw holes have the same position, so why not put the HPI head on my Nova? All it tooked was a little bit of grinding on the Nova house. VOILA the worlds first NOPI engine!

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Originally Posted by revo61
Nice! Lets hope it don't run hot.
Hi. Yearh, thought about that, but its fall now here in Denmark, and the temp is already around 10º C. Going to race that engine next weekend and also in March where its even colder. With that head I shouldn't have to worry about wrapping the head to keep up the temp
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Hey guys, I have a Plus-4btt that has been absolutely bullet proof and been running fine for about 4 straight weekends until yesterday. I am running A Werks #6 plug in it with the stock Mugen clutch with the same OFNA 086 pipe I have been running this combo for 2 months. I have about 4 gallons on it. I was 4 minutes into the second 5 minute qualifier. I really have not touched the needles besides an hour here and there on the HSN each weekend and no flameouts over the last 2 months. The track had a long stretch and we twist the motors pretty good but all of a sudden the thing will die as soon as I let off the gas at the end of the straight 4 minutes into the heat. Motor was running perfect, nice and crisp, and only about 255 when i temped it.

I richened the top up a little bit, set it down to get 1 last lap in, made the whole 40 sec. lap and once again at the end of the stretch same thing when I let off the gas it just dies.

Repleced the plug and richened the LSN and increased idle gap, did the same thing in the 3 heat except earlier and in the 1st lap. Only dies at the end of the straight from being wide open for a good 3 to 4 seconds and then letting off to make sweeper curve? Idles fine, sounds great but keeps dying? I did not check it at the track, but maybe guessing front bearing? Need to tear into it tonight or tomorrow any ideas? We tuned on it the whole 3rd qualifier and the same thing no matter what we did. Also tried a #5 (hot) plufg and still did it?

Any ideas besides bearing or what would cause it to die after wide open throttle would help?
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Originally Posted by mjealey
Hey guys, I have a Plus-4btt that has been absolutely bullet proof and been running fine for about 4 straight weekends until yesterday. I am running A Werks #6 plug in it with the stock Mugen clutch with the same OFNA 086 pipe I have been running this combo for 2 months. I have about 4 gallons on it. I was 4 minutes into the second 5 minute qualifier. I really have not touched the needles besides an hour here and there on the HSN each weekend and no flameouts over the last 2 months. The track had a long stretch and we twist the motors pretty good but all of a sudden the thing will die as soon as I let off the gas at the end of the straight 4 minutes into the heat. Motor was running perfect, nice and crisp, and only about 255 when i temped it.

I richened the top up a little bit, set it down to get 1 last lap in, made the whole 40 sec. lap and once again at the end of the stretch same thing when I let off the gas it just dies.

Repleced the plug and richened the LSN and increased idle gap, did the same thing in the 3 heat except earlier and in the 1st lap. Only dies at the end of the straight from being wide open for a good 3 to 4 seconds and then letting off to make sweeper curve? Idles fine, sounds great but keeps dying? I did not check it at the track, but maybe guessing front bearing? Need to tear into it tonight or tomorrow any ideas? We tuned on it the whole 3rd qualifier and the same thing no matter what we did. Also tried a #5 (hot) plufg and still did it?

Any ideas besides bearing or what would cause it to die after wide open throttle would help?
Could be a number of things, and you touched on a few. Have you tried opening up your idle gap a tad?
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