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Old 04-06-2007, 12:36 PM
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I need a new motor for my mrx4-r and narrowed it down to 3. Any inputs to help my decision is appreciated. Thanks...

1. Murnan Modified Novarossi 35+21 Circuit 9 Port On Road ($619)

2. Murnan Modified RB Xenon R.21

3. Murnan Modified Ninja R01 On Road Version 2 New Rod
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Me personally for those prices I can easily buy 2 Picco P9 EVO 9- Port, w/SG Shaft. I've seen these motors run at my local racetrack in Socal at major races and all I've ever heard and seen about them is all GOOD things. I believe these motors only run for $289.00 at Nitrohouse give em a call. But I can't persuade you but if you can just see how this engine performs you will truely appreciate it, in all aspects from performance to affordability.. Another engine you mentioned was the Ninja MR01 A, I actually own one myself and alot of the Mugen drivers here in Socal runs em like there's no tomorrow and believe me they got power and I think you'll be happy with a stock one. I've seen these mototrs go head to head on a 45 min A main expert class and boy they can hang with engines like the JP engines and the Novarossi 35+21 stock and the JP versions but like I said if you got money to dump then by all means handle you're business.
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Me personally for those prices I can easily buy 2 Picco P9 EVO 9- Port, w/SG Shaft. I've seen these motors run at my local racetrack in Socal at major races and all I've ever heard and seen about them is all GOOD things. I believe these motors only run for $289.00 at Nitrohouse give em a call. But I can't persuade you but if you can just see how this engine performs you will truely appreciate it, in all aspects from performance to affordability.. Another engine you mentioned was the Ninja MR01 A, I actually own one myself and alot of the Mugen drivers here in Socal runs em like there's no tomorrow and believe me they got power and I think you'll be happy with a stock one. I've seen these mototrs go head to head on a 45 min A main expert class and boy they can hang with engines like the JP engines and the Novarossi 35+21 stock and the JP versions but like I said if you got money to dump then by all means handle you're business.
Really! that is half the price of the ones I was looking at. I will look into it. Having a engine and pipe that is race legal is a non-issue. It is just my friends and myself for bragging rights. The reason why I created a new thread instead of posting in the Murnan Engine thread was so I can get opinions from non- Murnan owners. One more engine I'm keeping an eye out for is Novarossi 359 that Murnan is geeting its hands on. I don't know the $$ on it yet.

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The MurnanModifieds are, simply put, awesome. I know the 35Plus21, I've heard "Grinder" say has incredible power, but that was before the Ninja's came out.

Ask Uriah, (Grinder) he'll give you his honest opinion on which is best.
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Originally Posted by theRED5
The MurnanModifieds are, simply put, awesome. I know the 35Plus21, I've heard "Grinder" say has incredible power, but that was before the Ninja's came out.

Ask Uriah, (Grinder) he'll give you his honest opinion on which is best.
It's no secret that the 35+21 is a proven winner, I'm wondering myself how the cheaper Ninja's stack up to it. The Ninja's are fast becoming more and more popular.


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Originally Posted by kyosho_driver
Go big or go home
Murnan Modified Novarossi 35+21 Drag Mod .
If you don't care about getting any kind of runtime
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Originally Posted by Dredd
If you don't care about getting any kind of runtime
Actually, I do care to have runtime. LOL! That drag should have some insane pull. I don't know anybody here are personally who have the drag version.

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Actually, I do care to have runtime. LOL! That drag should have some insane pull. I don't know anybody here are personally who have the drag version.

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Ive ran all kinds of stock and modified motors, I havent ran a murnan mod, but I have seen them run, and they are fast, all versions! But since the ninja engines have came out, ive been sold! They are truly fast engines, and they are strong, and they keep getting faster, and faster, as they break in! I think you would be happy with a Ninja!
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Originally Posted by J-MAN
Ive ran all kinds of stock and modified motors, I havent ran a murnan mod, but I have seen them run, and they are fast, all versions! But since the ninja engines have came out, ive been sold! They are truly fast engines, and they are strong, and they keep getting faster, and faster, as they break in! I think you would be happy with a Ninja!
Right on J-Man can't agree enough with what you've said regarding how much faster the motor gets as you keep on running the motor. That goes for the .12's and the .21's I've seen Ron Calangi, Robbie Collins, Mike Stracks, Mike Swauger and Brian Thomas run these Ninja motors and like I said in my earlier post they're fast. They're all Mugen drivers BTY If you have a chance go under Revrace.com and look up the Airtronics race results for "07" and you'll see the ridiculous laptimes these guys can pull with the Ninja Engines.
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Originally Posted by Fred P
Right on J-Man can't agree enough with what you've said regarding how much faster the motor gets as you keep on running the motor. That goes for the .12's and the .21's I've seen Ron Calangi, Robbie Collins, Mike Stracks, Mike Swauger and Brian Thomas run these Ninja motors and like I said in my earlier post they're fast. They're all Mugen drivers BTY If you have a chance go under Revrace.com and look up the Airtronics race results for "07" and you'll see the ridiculous laptimes these guys can pull with the Ninja Engines.
ditto.....

Just get the stock version 2 Ninja and be done with it. Buy yourself about 4- 5 sets of tires with the money you'll save over buying any of the other engines.

This class is all about:

1). Driving
2). Tires
3). Set-up

Engines rank about 4th on the list of things. If you don't have the first 3 down, the 4th doesn't matter anyways.

The Ninja is more than a capable powerplant. I'm just an Intermediate driver as probably most of us here are and I've run many engines.... V-2 Ninja, 321P Tuned, Stock 321P, 421P, WC- R01, JP- R01, JP- R03. After recently running the Ninja in FL I sold nearly all my other engines. The tuning band is HUGE on the Ninja and very forgiving. My tire stock is growing from all the money I've saved.
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ok guys i have benn running my murnan mod plus 35 for some time now and it is simply one of the fastest motors on the track and it makes fuel all of uriahs motors scream they all fly i would only buy a murnan mod
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Originally Posted by mugendude
ok guys i have benn running my murnan mod plus 35 for some time now and it is simply one of the fastest motors on the track and it makes fuel all of uriahs motors scream they all fly i would only buy a murnan mod
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Right now I'm leaning towards the Murnan Mod Ninja. It's a bit cheaper so I can throw in a matching pipe and header for the same price of just the 35+21 (Murnan) alone. Thanks for your input guys.

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