RB Concept Engine Thread..
#108
#109
Tech Adept
Joined: Feb 2009
Posts: 156
From: virginia
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?
#110
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
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
#116
#117
Joined: Sep 2008
Posts: 2,767
From: Pleasant View TN
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
#119
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
I guess a little oil one time couldn't hurt much though.
You should always inject after run oil down the air intake or glow plug hole

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



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