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Old 03-03-2003, 05:21 AM
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Just wansted to ask if anyone have tried this engine in your ntc3. Please advise if there will be modifications when installing the engine.



The OS is a bolt in...I think the turbo is only avail in a pilot(SG) version..so thats good....if you go for the regular version(TR),make sure you get the SG shaft too...
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Old 03-03-2003, 07:10 AM
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i am using the gs one with no luck. is there any secret to keeping this sealed? or am i just doomed to a messy clean up every weekend

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Be sure that both surfaces are both smooth and free of any dirt or grime. I have had no problems with mine. I just use the stock O.S. gasket.

Hope this helps.

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I have the O.S. .12 TR , I cant seem to find the Low End Needle. Is it the same as the fuel control?
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i am using the gs one with no luck. is there any secret to keeping this sealed? or am i just doomed to a messy clean up every weekend

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I used some nylon tape (white, strechy plumbers tape) underneath the gasket on the engine itself. Just wrap about 2 turns on around the exhaust and then slip the header gasket back on. It should make it nice and snug.

Also, another trick a fellow racer gave me was to drill extra holes and use a second spring. It keeps the header up to the engine better and that should help your leaking problem.
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I just did the nylon tape thing. Hopefully it does some good to my car. Or else 20 mins wasted.
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Hey FastHarry,

I got my gearbox sorted out. A real simple solution that had nothing to do with the springs.

I overlooked the center set screw tension to the hub. I didnt have it tight enough and the shoes where actually engaging and slipping over the center hub.

Works great now.
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good job!!
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heres a pic of the rd pipe on the car
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thanks for the tips folks i will give them a try i love to keep a clean car and all the oil just drives me crazy



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jwf..whose front drive cup is that?....and how did it fit..

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Old 03-03-2003, 07:13 PM
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it is made by irs. it fits good
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Old 03-03-2003, 07:38 PM
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that came with the shaft also,right?....any problems with shimming,running,gear mesh etc?...
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Originally posted by simonfdr
I have the O.S. .12 TR , I cant seem to find the Low End Needle. Is it the same as the fuel control?
The low end needle is just below the top needle; its on the part of the carb that's "sticking out" to the side. Shouldn't be too hard to fine, its a pretty big flat head screw.

As for the leaking problem, I'm just using an GS gasket and it seems to work fine. I haven't had any major leaking problems with my TR. Occassionally a little excess, but fore the most part its super clean.
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the shaft is an asociated shaft the drive cup is sold by it self
i just rechecked my gear mesh and it is fine. ive put this car
through 4 races where the main was 40 mins long and it
has held up. the only problem being my toe link in the rear
got pushed in. that is why i put a linkage colar in the rear to
help with that problem. it has been reliable since.
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