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I love TECNOBABBLE
A++ and the P5 rocks!!!!! |
Originally Posted by houston
(Post 8857959)
Is a dinger on the stinger anything like a skeeter on the peter? :lol:
:lol::lol::lol: Hey....have you tuned a x3 yet? |
Originally Posted by Trevor Williams
(Post 8867096)
that might end up itching!
:lol::lol::lol: Hey....have you tuned a x3 yet? Have I mentioned I REALLY like the X7 with 9901ss/41021 in buggy? Very very good , its gonna double duty for both a mains tomorrow buggy and truggy ! |
Monty,
I guess you gat a "Pass" on that responce, as I did ask for the rule of thumb. LOL. I figured there are many things that can go into shimming the head on these motors. Add in all the different motors out there and I bet it gets worse to a point. Just figured that would be a good question for ya. I don't have that many so I have to use them wisely. LOL. |
Monty got 1 quart fuel through the p5xlt! seems like once i get little more fuel on motor and start to lean it out this thing will be a beast.!!! Brake in has went really well with this motor. The last time i had a motor brake in like this one it lasted forever and made some mad power. It looking good homie thanks for the work!
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Originally Posted by Ultraspeed84
(Post 8871902)
Monty got 1 quart fuel through the p5xlt! seems like once i get little more fuel on motor and start to lean it out this thing will be a beast.!!! Brake in has went really well with this motor. The last time i had a motor brake in like this one it lasted forever and made some mad power. It looking good homie thanks for the work!
copied from the 3,5,7 port thread;) from the old adage 7 ports have less torque i guarantee you that will change when you drive the new X7 !! ran it in the buggy this weekend at the lunsford state cup challenge after a complete rebuild :)(which oregon ended up winning) , it did EVERYTHING i wanted an engine to do , TQ'd buggy , messed around in truck in the 3rd round and my good friend ended up TQ'n truck , i ended up 2nd but i decided not to run the mains today and instead spent some quality family time in Bend,OR setup was X7 silicone filled crank/ceramic balls/7mm/c5tgc/9901ss/41021 @225° with byrons gen2 race 3000 (again still breaking the engine in) , engine was still breaking in , track was big , loose loamy and runtimes were right in the 11-11.5 min range judging on how much left in the tank after running for about 9min during quals and warmups they will be here soon |
Originally Posted by houston
(Post 8808584)
I wouldn't recommend taking the .20mm shim completely out but replace it with a .10mm
Originally Posted by Officespace
(Post 8807338)
Monty,
My Nova +4c has about 4 1/2 gallons on it and seems to be losing power lately, but it still has a ton of pinch left. I was wondering if removing the thin head shim to give it more compression would help it gain some power back before I do a total rebuild on it? All the internals still look good, I just want to get some of the power back that it had at around 3 gallons. Any input would be greatly appreciated! Hey Monty- I searched everywhere for a .10mm shim for my Nova +4C but couldn't find any Nova head shims that indicated they were compatible with the +4C, so can you let me know which Nova shims are compatible or if any of the shims I have lying around from old engines might work for now (GRP Tuned .21, Werks B5 & B6, Argus 5-port, LRP .21X, Vspec .21)? Also, in about 2 weeks once a commission check finally comes in, I'm going to be buying a new engine for my 8ight 2.0 truggy, which I want to get a few gallons through before I race the Alabama Manufactures Cup in late June. I've already decided I'm going to buy a Fusion from you, but which engine do you advise that I purchase for the truggy? Might as well recommend a pipe too, since I'm planning on getting a whole new powerplant for it. I definitely want decent run time (8-9 min. minimum), but the Cup race and here in FL, low-end grunt is a necessity. Thanks, Rick |
Originally Posted by Officespace
(Post 8875481)
Your Original Reply-I wouldn't recommend taking the .20mm shim completely out but replace it with a .10mm
Hey Monty- I searched everywhere for a .10mm shim for my Nova +4C but couldn't find any Nova head shims that indicated they were compatible with the +4C, so can you let me know which Nova shims are compatible or if any of the shims I have lying around from old engines might work for now (GRP Tuned .21, Werks B5 & B6, Argus 5-port, LRP .21X, Vspec .21)? Also, in about 2 weeks once a commission check finally comes in, I'm going to be buying a new engine for my 8ight 2.0 truggy, which I want to get a few gallons through before I race the Alabama Manufactures Cup in late June. I've already decided I'm going to buy a Fusion from you, but which engine do you advise that I purchase for the truggy? Might as well recommend a pipe too, since I'm planning on getting a whole new powerplant for it. I definitely want decent run time (8-9 min. minimum), but the Cup race and here in FL, low-end grunt is a necessity. Thanks, Rick |
Originally Posted by kgombe
(Post 8875510)
not Monty.. but X7 HLX (I'll let monty handle the acronyms)with 2084 and 41021 header is what i ordered for my truggy.. or you can try the 9853...
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As for the head shims
Straight from the Nova site: http://www.novarossi.it/files/explod...-4C%20TEAM.pdf 03002 (0.15mm) 03001 (0.10mm) 03004 (0.25mm) I'm pretty sure Monty will have them if you drop him a PM...else try Amain. |
Originally Posted by Officespace
(Post 8875595)
Thanks for the input. I already have a 41021 header and a 9853 pipe, so that's a good start! I know it says "wicked torque" in the decription of the X7 HLX on the website, but I'm a little hesitant about getting a 7-port engine for a truggy. I'm thinking a 7-port wouldn't have the snap off the bottom that I want/need for the tracks I typically run on. Monty?
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+1,
Seen the X7 first hand at the Nitro Challenge. Plenty of bottom end grunt for a Truggy. Very impressed to say the least. |
as i am the only one who has ran the X7 i kinda hate to make a statement about the performance as it makes me feel and sound biased
i ran the X7 in buggy this weekend with a 9901ss/41021 and i must say , very impressed to say the least :nod: i know that the performance in the truggy will be every bit as good , every single engine i have thrown in the truggy in the last few months has made no power on the top end so i need to get that figured out before i can make a full description as to each of the engines power characteristics . this weekend i broke in a 5+2 port configuration in a p5xlt case with a 15007t silicone filled crank , 9853ss/41021 then i switched to the 9901ss/41021 , i put a new tank and still no change in power delivery , always had killer low and mid but never any top end powerband to speak of , this is not the first engine that i have ran in it and experienced the same thing so my conclusion is i need a new truck :nod: i know that the engines are good , i know they will perform btw , the X7's are here , i will have them by the end of the week or sooner ;) i would recommend a p5xlt , houston tuned with silicone filled crank and 17011 front bearing , ceramic bearings are optional and your decision the X7 has plenty for truck but if you are skeptical i wouldnt want you to purchase one until you feel they have proven themselves worthy in your opinion . i do not want or would not sell anybody anything they are unsure of let me know if you need anything as far as the shims , i believe i have some , they are around 2$ for one or around 10$ for the whole pack if i recall |
Toro nero
you have a P.M.
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monty crazy pm, but the guy i got my last plus 4c from that u modded also sold me 2 pipe sets, said u moddd them as well, i didnt agrue as i got 4 a REALLY good price, but ur not modding the pipes are you??. i am listing then 4 sale today so i need to know, thanx man...also he has a toro nero u did with 1 gallon thru,,, only wants 285!!! LOL can u say snatched up!!!!! i will pm u other details
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