NOVAROSSI Engine thread....
#1877
Tech Adept
Joined: Oct 2010
Posts: 224
From: S. E. Minnesota
Does anyone have any experience with the S21P3XS? I am looking for a fast revving, high torque engine. that will still alow me to use standard glow plugs. if it helps my preferred driving style is to drift/power slide around or through the corners. so i need the torque to get the wheels spinning when already at speed.
thanks mark
thanks mark
Last edited by markkris; 11-26-2011 at 01:59 PM. Reason: spelling
#1878
I have the my Clocked Bonito on sale right now for $429.00( $40.00 black Friday discount )...... And it is a seriously badass engine that will have a substantial increase over stock.....
http://www.clockworkracingengines.co...bonito-21-7xlb
http://www.clockworkracingengines.co...bonito-21-7xlb
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#1880
any ideas on this one?
This +4 p/s set was being broken in, about a quart through it. I was just puttering around and the engine quit. Couldn't turn it over, much less start it. Opened it up and was greeted by metal chunks from this...

This +4 p/s set was being broken in, about a quart through it. I was just puttering around and the engine quit. Couldn't turn it over, much less start it. Opened it up and was greeted by metal chunks from this...

#1883
Hmmmm I have never seen a cast piston do this inside 7-8 gallons unless engine was being broke in with the WOT ultra rich method or over reving of the engine occured before break in was complete or there was an upper rod bushing failure which is pretty unlikely with the R7 rod or wrist pin breaking in half very very very seldom have I seen this and is usually caused by the aforementioned rod bushing . I have seen and sold more than a thousand novarossi engines I am sure of that .
Btw , that piston looks very very burnt on the underside , thats interesting cause a)either you are using old nitrotane or b) theres much more than a quart through the engine

Curious as to what fuel you were using?
Btw , that piston looks very very burnt on the underside , thats interesting cause a)either you are using old nitrotane or b) theres much more than a quart through the engine


Curious as to what fuel you were using?
#1886
I have the my Clocked Bonito on sale right now for $429.00( $40.00 black Friday discount )...... And it is a seriously badass engine that will have a substantial increase over stock.....
http://www.clockworkracingengines.co...bonito-21-7xlb
http://www.clockworkracingengines.co...bonito-21-7xlb
| + YouTube Video | |
#1887
That is definitely not "the norm" with the cast pistons

Curious to know what you happened to make them do that for sure , wonder if you guys
Both did something common?
#1888
Yes way too much for a Buggy, but simply awesome in a Truggy ! ...Tho the engine does make big power it is not a light switch at all, it only gets nasty if you want it to...It finds traction like no other truggy engine I have run..doesn't matter if the surface is loose or 100% traction this engine carves up the technical sections unlike anything else...With the ultra long stroke the powerband starts at a very low RPM, which gives it amazing trigger feel and control in the low end.....Has almost a 4 stroke feel in how effortless the engine pulls from the bottom end, which IMO makes it wicked in a Truggy....No other .21 I have ever seen has anything like the Bottom end we are seeing from these engines ..... Even on loose surfaces these engines will still find enough traction to yank the front off the ground...The ultra long stroke gives them something special that has to be felt to be appreciated ! They seem to be able to put more power to the ground with less tire spin then a more conventional shorter stroke engine of similar power.....
#1889
Yes way too much for a Buggy, but simply awesome in a Truggy ! ...Tho the engine does make big power it is not a light switch at all, it only gets nasty if you want it to...It finds traction like no other truggy engine I have run..doesn't matter if the surface is loose or 100% traction this engine carves up the technical sections unlike anything else...With the ultra long stroke the powerband starts at a very low RPM, which gives it amazing trigger feel and control in the low end.....Has almost a 4 stroke feel in how effortless the engine pulls from the bottom end, which IMO makes it wicked in a Truggy....No other .21 I have ever seen has anything like the Bottom end we are seeing from these engines ..... Even on loose surfaces these engines will still find enough traction to yank the front off the ground...The ultra long stroke gives them something special that has to be felt to be appreciated ! They seem to be able to put more power to the ground with less tire spin then a more conventional shorter stroke engine of similar power.....
#1890
Tech Adept
Joined: Oct 2010
Posts: 224
From: S. E. Minnesota
hoping someone can explain how theese three engines will preform on the track.
p3xs
p5xlt
21-4
all seem to use the same rod and bearings, so i'm assuming quality of the three is close. i prefer the engine to acclerate quickly, and have enough torque to get the wheels spinning as i prefer to drift/ powerslide through the corners.
thanks in advance mark
p3xs
p5xlt
21-4
all seem to use the same rod and bearings, so i'm assuming quality of the three is close. i prefer the engine to acclerate quickly, and have enough torque to get the wheels spinning as i prefer to drift/ powerslide through the corners.
thanks in advance mark



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