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Originally Posted by houston
(Post 6697884)
Did you figure out what it is ?
Check out the deals @ www.houstonsengineservice.com Ho ho ho merry christmas :cool: I tried looking for pics & specs none seem to match up. Got the thing for 25 with a jp1:blush: needed a large bearing cause of a lil rust got two cer. TKOs coming. Not much more than 2- 3 gals on it. Should be in it's prime. I'm having lots fun with the n21bf limited & some ths pipe I had laying around. There are so many new 21s out now you can get some sweet deals on ebay. I have alot of NR based motors and run boats as well so if get a lemon and there is a few good parts I can use,It's all good. Well see how it runs next weekend. |
Originally Posted by houston
(Post 6705271)
that is an excellent truggy combo , lots o' bottom ;)
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Originally Posted by reggie l.
(Post 6703532)
oh yea!..lol i was thinking about trying the 9853ss/41021...you think that is a good combo for a truggy?
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Originally Posted by houston
(Post 6708691)
it'll be good reggie , wont have crazzzyyyy top but it will be an excellent setup.:nod:
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I'm going to try that on sunday. 9853 and 41021. I'll post up and let you know what I think. I tried the 9886 with 40121 and like i said earlier it had good bottom, a weak mid and plenty of top. My track only has 100 foot straight. the rest is turns and jumps. the 9853 and 41021 might just be the ticket. I will also try the 9853 with the 41020 as well as the 9886 with the 41020. Damn, I need to write this down before i go out there.:(
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Originally Posted by dnebout
(Post 6709026)
I'm going to try that on sunday. 9853 and 41021. I'll post up and let you know what I think. I tried the 9886 with 40121 and like i said earlier it had good bottom, a weak mid and plenty of top. My track only has 100 foot straight. the rest is turns and jumps. the 9853 and 41021 might just be the ticket. I will also try the 9853 with the 41020 as well as the 9886 with the 41020. Damn, I need to write this down before i go out there.:(
i love the 86 based pipes ;) how much fuiel do you have on your plus4 ? hope you got over a gallon so you can really see what it can do |
Originally Posted by houston
(Post 6709300)
wsouldnt bother with the 9853/41020 , i can tell you right now you wont like it but on the other hand if you dont try it for yourself you wont learn either. i cant seem to figure out how you think the 9886/41021 doesnt have any pull ???? that pipe f'in rips the wheels off :confused:
i love the 86 based pipes ;) how much fuiel do you have on your plus4 ? hope you got over a gallon so you can really see what it can do The 9886/41021 combo is the only pipe I had at the time for a brand new nova.214c. It only has a 1/2 a gallon through it. maybe that's the problem? |
Originally Posted by dnebout
(Post 6709951)
Is the 9853/41020 combo just all Low End and just going to spin the wheels?
The 9886/41021 combo is the only pipe I had at the time for a brand new nova.214c. It only has a 1/2 a gallon through it. maybe that's the problem? The only thing I can say is try them all if you got the time but don't pass judgement on anything until you have a little more fuel through the engine . Happy motorin', Monty |
monty is the 41005 like the os 2050 mark pavidis version header?
i hope it is..cause if im not feeling the 41021 with the 9853 pipe then i can just switch them out, and save some $$ at the same time |
Originally Posted by houston
(Post 6710176)
At only 1/2 gallon of fuel on the engine I wouldn't really be worrying about high paerformance as much as a good proper break in and running easy for now . Don't try to lean it out too much just yet , when the engine is happy it will let you know . After it drops its nuts then you can get it race tuned . Trust me dave , 9886/41021 has bookoo power and crazy top . 9853SS/41005 and 9886/41021 are two of my very favorite combos 9853/41021 is pretty good but lacks in the rpm dept.
The only thing I can say is try them all if you got the time but don't pass judgement on anything until you have a little more fuel through the engine . Happy motorin', Monty |
Originally Posted by reggie l.
(Post 6710207)
monty is the 41005 like the os 2050 mark pavidis version header?
i hope it is..cause if im not feeling the 41021 with the 9853 pipe then i can just switch them out, and save some $$ at the same time |
Originally Posted by dnebout
(Post 6710342)
I agree. Just getting impatient. I'll slow my roll!
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Originally Posted by houston
(Post 6716161)
How much fuel did you get through the engine?
Ran the 9853 and 41021 combo and loved it. We already talked about the pipe combo on the Nova .21 plus 4 thread. I took another look at our track's straight and it's only 70 feet long not 100' feet as posted earlier. That's why I think the 53/021 combo works better for me than the 86/021 combo. There is another track about 45 minutes away that has a 200 foot staright. The 86/021 combo will work there, so I'll keep all the pipes. |
Originally Posted by dnebout
(Post 6717682)
I'm at a gallon now.
Ran the 9853 and 41021 combo and loved it. We already talked about the pipe combo on the Nova .21 plus 4 thread. I took another look at our track's straight and it's only 70 feet long not 100' feet as posted earlier. That's why I think the 53/021 combo works better for me than the 86/021 combo. There is another track about 45 minutes away that has a 200 foot staright. The 86/021 combo will work there, so I'll keep all the pipes. Wow , that's a pretty short track , our local indoor is bigger than that . You will see more of what the pipes do when you get on the bigger tracks for sure dave. Happy motorin', Monty |
Originally Posted by houston
(Post 6718361)
Um ya , I would say that the 53/021 combo would def. Be your ticket with a 70' straight .
Wow , that's a pretty short track , our local indoor is bigger than that . You will see more of what the pipes do when you get on the bigger tracks for sure dave. Happy motorin', Monty |
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