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Akhor 02-12-2009 08:39 AM

What's the optimal temp for a RB S3?

Do they run around the same temps (230) as other engines?

cbaranski 02-12-2009 10:38 AM

I run a C6BB7T with the 2045 pipe and 192 header. Byrons Gen2 30% with a med plug and my RC8T is totally off the hook. With my temps at 190-210.

Chuck

Akhor 02-12-2009 11:14 AM


Originally Posted by cbaranski (Post 5422708)
I run a C6BB7T with the 2045 pipe and 192 header. Byrons Gen2 30% with a med plug and my RC8T is totally off the hook. With my temps at 190-210.

Chuck

Awesome thanks.

I know I have to tune for power, but I like to have a rough estimate of what the engine temp will be.

crawldad91 02-12-2009 12:09 PM


Originally Posted by Akhor (Post 5418454)
I have a RB S3 and was thinking about running it with a JP 3.

Or would a 086 be a better option?

im wondering the same thing as well........... i borrowed an s3 from a friend to run this weekend and all i have that is close for this pipe is a jp3! what should expect from this setup?

cbaranski 02-12-2009 04:36 PM

crawldad91, Akhor,
My experiance with all of my RB engine is that use the RB pipe that they suggest for your engine. Basiclly almost all RB engine will want either a 2020 or the 2045 pipe. The JP-1,2,3,4 pipes made the engine run hot. I had a WS7III that would run 260 to make any kind of power, but was concerned with the temp. I went to the 2045 with a 198 header. Engine had all the same power ans got better fuel milage and would run at 190-215. My C6 was the same way. The 2045 is the best combo with any RB engine in my opinion.

Chuck

crawldad91 02-12-2009 05:34 PM

what about say..... a 2041? i use this on my osspeed

cbaranski 02-12-2009 08:21 PM

I dont know, never ran that pipe.

Chuck

crawldad91 02-12-2009 09:49 PM

i might throw it on just to see what it will do

cbaranski 02-13-2009 03:08 AM

Cant hurt to try. Never know, might be a sweet combo.


Chuck

avbrando 02-14-2009 11:12 AM

mixture screw o-rings (c6bbt)
 
can anyone help with installation of new o-rings on the high speed needle? the needle just won't go back in with the new o-rings without destroying them.

bjr48 02-14-2009 01:28 PM


Originally Posted by avbrando (Post 5431049)
can anyone help with installation of new o-rings on the high speed needle? the needle just won't go back in with the new o-rings without destroying them.

You're not trying to put them in dry are you? I would think that might tear them. You want them to fit nice and tight so a little lube would probably be necessary to put them in. Turn the needle very slow too and maybe "help" the o-ring in a little with your extra hand by pushing them into the hole? Don't really know what to use to lube them but probably a little spit couldn't hurt them ;)

rkhess 02-14-2009 10:57 PM


Originally Posted by bjr48 (Post 5431341)
You're not trying to put them in dry are you? I would think that might tear them. You want them to fit nice and tight so a little lube would probably be necessary to put them in. Turn the needle very slow too and maybe "help" the o-ring in a little with your extra hand by pushing them into the hole? Don't really know what to use to lube them but probably a little spit couldn't hurt them ;)


use after run oil to lube o-rings

PinoyCali 02-17-2009 11:13 AM

Hello guys,

Is this engine C6BBT II L2G ok for st-rr and what kind of pipe you using?

Im to get one next month.

Thanks.

bjr48 02-17-2009 11:19 AM


Originally Posted by rkhess (Post 5432953)
use after run oil to lube o-rings

I was afraid to say that one becuase I thought I recalled reading somewhere that injecting after run oil into the carb by the fuel line would cause the o-ring life to be shorter.

You should always inject after run oil down the air intake or glow plug hole :nod:

I guess a little oil one time couldn't hurt much though.

Shooky 02-17-2009 11:45 AM

Will the carburetor pinch bolt from the "S" series fit on the S3. The S3 pinch bolt does the job. I am just looking at a different option. Thanks!


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