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Old 03-25-2009, 09:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Roniel_R
I dont think so ,the piston/sleeve/conrod are different and also the crank has the small pin on it like the 359
Haha, while I was told it has the bigger "35+21" crankpin...
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Old 03-25-2009, 10:06 AM
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Haha, while I was told it has the bigger "35+21" crankpin...

well you might be right , i really have not seen the insides of one yet ,but from the pics it seems to have the smaller pin
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M7H you are correct is the same crank as the 35 Plus ,my error...
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Old 03-25-2009, 01:45 PM
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No problem


Originally Posted by Roniel_R
but from the pics it seems to have the smaller pin
I happen to know the guy taking these pictures, or atleast putting them online for Novarossi, that's why I would not rely on them...

(just kidding Peter)......
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Originally Posted by Roniel_R
i have run the JP and i dont think that the Eagle R09 has more topend than the Max,alot has to do with the right gearing and tunning i think they are about the same,but with todays economy the Max is the best all around engine for the money,all these other engines are close to $700,about the Murnan engines yes they are fst but really hard on the fuel milage so what good is an engine that is fast but goes 4 minutes,not bashing on Murnans product but as a racer you have to take all these things into consideration,just my opinion.
Yea you are right the max is a very balanced engine great choice.
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so the 2018 is the pipe of choice, but i noticed the manifolds are different than traditional novarossi one's the put the length<ribbs> right by the exaust outlet, rather than on the horizontal like others, is this how these motors are needed to be run?
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Originally Posted by M7H
No problem




I happen to know the guy taking these pictures, or atleast putting them online for Novarossi, that's why I would not rely on them...

(just kidding Peter)......


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so the 2018 is the pipe of choice, but i noticed the manifolds are different than traditional novarossi one's the put the length<ribbs> right by the exaust outlet, rather than on the horizontal like others, is this how these motors are needed to be run?
yes the 2018 is the best pipe for the XL9,Max only has one header t the moment wich comes with the pipe kit,here is a pic of the new header.
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Old 03-26-2009, 06:19 AM
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Originally Posted by Roniel_R
yes the 2018 is the best pipe for the XL9,Max only has one header t the moment wich comes with the pipe kit,here is a pic of the new header.

oh ,ok cool, i have those style headers, on his site, there different, awesome!!
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can someone tell me the correct shims to use for 20% nitro and for 30% nitro.
its a max .21 xrs onroad
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Originally Posted by yappy
can someone tell me the correct shims to use for 20% nitro and for 30% nitro.
its a max .21 xrs onroad
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I use .8mm shims under the head button.
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Old 04-08-2009, 04:16 PM
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I heard the MCoy #9 plugs work real well with the XL9 TQ' .21 motor, anyone care to comment on that, tried and trued? I thought those were a rtr plug..i might have it wrong...thanks


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Originally Posted by TommyBlazin
I heard the MCoy #9 plugs work real well with the XL9 TQ' .21 motor, anyone care to comment on that, tried and trued? I thought those were a rtr plug..i might have it wrong...thanks


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McCoy plugs will not work, XL9 TQ uses Turbo glow plugs.
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Old 04-09-2009, 05:21 PM
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[QUOTE=Team Kamikaze;5658995]McCoy plugs will not work, XL9 TQ uses Turbo glow plugs.[/QUOT


yes, my source thought i was referring to the offroad motor,thanks tho
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Originally Posted by TommyBlazin
I heard the MCoy #9 plugs work real well with the XL9 TQ' .21 motor, anyone care to comment on that, tried and trued? I thought those were a rtr plug..i might have it wrong...thanks


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it will ??? never heard that

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