6LikesRB Concept Engine Thread
08-10-2010 | 01:35 PM
#528
Yes, no problem.
For bearings I would advice you to stick with the RB ones, RB uses 9 balls for the rear bearing and they are far better as the 11 ball version which nova makes.
Basically the Rb 2604 '2009', Nova 2660 or the 2662 from Capricorn.
The 2604 I would describe as an allround pipe, it gives a good amount of mid end power and makes for a nice linear engine. Also easy to tune and easy on the fuel milage.
The 2660 gives the engine more top end power, and uses a bit more fuel.
The 2662 gives the engine heaps of mid and top end power but uses quite a lot of fuel and made it a bit harder to tune, but the most overall power.
For bearings I would advice you to stick with the RB ones, RB uses 9 balls for the rear bearing and they are far better as the 11 ball version which nova makes.
Basically the Rb 2604 '2009', Nova 2660 or the 2662 from Capricorn.
The 2604 I would describe as an allround pipe, it gives a good amount of mid end power and makes for a nice linear engine. Also easy to tune and easy on the fuel milage.
The 2660 gives the engine more top end power, and uses a bit more fuel.
The 2662 gives the engine heaps of mid and top end power but uses quite a lot of fuel and made it a bit harder to tune, but the most overall power.
08-10-2010 | 05:11 PM
#529
Yes, no problem.
For bearings I would advice you to stick with the RB ones, RB uses 9 balls for the rear bearing and they are far better as the 11 ball version which nova makes.
Basically the Rb 2604 '2009', Nova 2660 or the 2662 from Capricorn.
The 2604 I would describe as an allround pipe, it gives a good amount of mid end power and makes for a nice linear engine. Also easy to tune and easy on the fuel milage.
The 2660 gives the engine more top end power, and uses a bit more fuel.
The 2662 gives the engine heaps of mid and top end power but uses quite a lot of fuel and made it a bit harder to tune, but the most overall power.
For bearings I would advice you to stick with the RB ones, RB uses 9 balls for the rear bearing and they are far better as the 11 ball version which nova makes.
Basically the Rb 2604 '2009', Nova 2660 or the 2662 from Capricorn.
The 2604 I would describe as an allround pipe, it gives a good amount of mid end power and makes for a nice linear engine. Also easy to tune and easy on the fuel milage.
The 2660 gives the engine more top end power, and uses a bit more fuel.
The 2662 gives the engine heaps of mid and top end power but uses quite a lot of fuel and made it a bit harder to tune, but the most overall power.
08-17-2010 | 04:28 PM
#531
Buggy ( internals?
guys what piston/sleeve sets will fit a buggy 9,meaning buggy `10,or any possible older,current, not up to date with rb motors, have a buggy 9 in need of rebuild, want to see if i have options......all and any, modded and not,thanks
Last edited by TommyBlazin; 08-17-2010 at 11:54 PM.
09-13-2010 | 08:52 AM
#536
I haven't compared to 2604 because I don't have one but I race at the Hamilton track in Cincy, OH and after a 5 min qual, I have enough fuel for at least two more laps. Considering the first lap doesn't count because you have to drive the whole track, i'd say the mileage is pretty good.
09-13-2010 | 02:00 PM
#538
09-14-2010 | 11:33 AM
#539
09-15-2010 | 09:53 AM
#540
Probably not listed on the website anymore? Not sure, but I bet if you call them they might be able to order one for you or may even have one in stock. I know they have a lot of inventory.
Maybe Ashford? They use to carry alot of RB stuff.
Maybe Ashford? They use to carry alot of RB stuff.