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Old 02-16-2010, 07:38 AM
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Questions?? Novarossi Plus4 what plug and pipe????

Hi I just bought a novarossi plus4 motor off a buddy getting out of racing,but the motor has no plug or info in the box. I'm not really sure of the heat range these motors run best with,and a plug other than the over priced rossi plugs I have 3 different pipes one a JP-1,JP-4,and a old Ofna 053 pipe,which of these would be best with this motor? Or a suggestion of a better pipe and long or short header would be great
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run the 53 and use an o'donnels 77t plug for cold weather and 97t for 70 plus weather...........thats what i use when i run out of nova plugs
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9901/41021 for millage
9986/41021 for power
O'Donnell 97T plug
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Originally Posted by Alan D.
9901/41021 for millage
9986/41021 for power
O'Donnell 97T plug
Just to add to this...

9853- torque

9901 will yield the smoothest powerband/best mileage generally.

OD97T plug is a great choice as well. Not worth the extra $$ for the Nova plugs; but if you do want to run them: C5TGC and C6TGC will have you covered.
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Originally Posted by mblgjr
Just to add to this...

9853- torque

9901 will yield the smoothest powerband/best mileage generally.

OD97T plug is a great choice as well. Not worth the extra $$ for the Nova plugs; but if you do want to run them: C5TGC and C6TGC will have you covered.
Thanks for Info,who makes the 9901 and 9853 pipes? I'd like to try both
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Originally Posted by RockStar_199
run the 53 and use an o'donnels 77t plug for cold weather and 97t for 70 plus weather...........thats what i use when i run out of nova plugs
Hey Evan Guess I should of just PMed U
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Originally Posted by Optimus Grime
Thanks for Info,who makes the 9901 and 9853 pipes? I'd like to try both
Novarossi.
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