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PERROTTO 03-05-2012 01:54 PM


Originally Posted by RacerScott (Post 10420052)
Anyone know if the updated carb comes with the 2012 BTTS or is the carb a option part?

I would like to know this also....and what is the deal with the new carb...what part of it is updated?

savannahmick 03-05-2012 03:50 PM


Originally Posted by savannahmick (Post 10415922)
Yeah I am going to get a new pipe soon but I hoped it would work as well as it did with my Nitrotec but I guess not I do have a RE11 also maybe I should give it a try. Which of the pipes has a better bottom because we have jumps coming out of corners and short runs between jumps? Which do you recommend? Thanks!

I am getting a 2096 but I also figured out my tune issue I had the idle screw way to far in after I set it correctly I was able to lean the bottom to 4.5 turns out. 230f and screaming I should have set after I broke-in the engine (1 1/2 gallons) but I usually just back it down as I am leaning out during run-in but it was really open from factory so it was still to far in after break-in. Thanks Again!

houston 03-05-2012 05:19 PM


Originally Posted by savannahmick (Post 10425913)
I am getting a 2096 but I also figured out my tune issue I had the idle screw way to far in after I set it correctly I was able to lean the bottom to 4.5 turns out. 230f and screaming I should have set after I broke-in the engine (1 1/2 gallons) but I usually just back it down as I am leaning out during run-in but it was really open from factory so it was still to far in after break-in. Thanks Again!

glad you got it figured out Mick , good job!!

mebolson 03-05-2012 06:54 PM

I am leaving you Alpha, hello Novarossi!
I am looking at buying the Plus 21-4 with the std plug. I potentially will have Monty break it in on the bench before he ships it. How much more fuel will I need to burn before "race tuning"? The reason I ask is that I likely will not have good enough weather before the first race of the season. A few days of decent weather and the street is all ill have.
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chicky03 03-05-2012 07:02 PM


Originally Posted by mebolson (Post 10427027)
I am leaving you Alpha, hello Novarossi!
I am looking at buying the Plus 21-4 with the std plug. I potentially will have Monty break it in on the bench before he ships it. How much more fuel will I need to burn before "race tuning"? The reason I ask is that I likely will not have good enough weather before the first race of the season. A few days of decent weather and the street is all ill have.
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If you wrap the head in foil you can run it in pretty cold conditions for break in. Just make sure you preheat the engine and let it warm up good. Youll have to run it richer than normal but that's good for break in, it will have extra oil running through the engine. I did an engine like this in 30 deg weather. If Monty is going to break it in ahead of time I'd say a half gallon should be good but he would know better since I don't know how much he breaks them in.

air8 03-05-2012 09:51 PM

You'll know when the "nuts drop." LOL. I had him do a break-in for me in '09 on a stock Plus4 and it was flawless when I received it. Like posted above it took more than half a gallon more to fully break-in and drop it's nuts. I still have that engine...12+ gallons...gettin ready to put in the 3rd front bearing(every 4 gallons like clock work)...had it pinched at 10... still working great.

However it has become the backup to my Xtreme Tuned X7 that I use in truggy. So I didn't get to use it much last year. Just in buggy a couple times.

mebolson 03-05-2012 10:23 PM


Originally Posted by air8 (Post 10427968)
You'll know when the "nuts drop." LOL. I had him do a break-in for me in '09 on a stock Plus4 and it was flawless when I received it. Like posted above it took more than half a gallon more to fully break-in and drop it's nuts. I still have that engine...12+ gallons...gettin ready to put in the 3rd front bearing(every 4 gallons like clock work)...had it pinched at 10... still working great.

However it has become the backup to my Xtreme Tuned X7 that I use in truggy. So I didn't get to use it much last year. Just in buggy a couple times.

Thanks for the answer! And yes, I understand nut dropping. I have dropped my nuts a few times:cool:
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yoggyong 03-06-2012 03:00 AM

I'm still very much a noob about engines. Although I flipped several pages on here, I can't really find a good comparison between the 21+4C team, bonito and a btts. Anyone here can help me out in listing the pros and cons of each of them and how they compare? I'm running both buggy and truggy, whc engines might be better for them?

Thx in advance! Would really appreciate any kind inputs :nod::nod::nod:

razzie 03-06-2012 05:50 AM

OS Plugs
 
Anyone has tried using the OS P3 or P4 plugs for the Plus4C..?

beidle99 03-06-2012 07:01 AM


Originally Posted by razzie (Post 10428963)
Anyone has tried using the OS P3 or P4 plugs for the Plus4C..?

OS turbo plugs have a different taper then all other turbo plugs, once you use a OS turbo plug you have to stick with them or change out the button to use a Nova, RB, Werks, or O'Donnell plug again.

psr 03-07-2012 04:34 AM


Originally Posted by beidle99 (Post 10429205)
OS turbo plugs have a different taper then all other turbo plugs, once you use a OS turbo plug you have to stick with them or change out the button to use a Nova, RB, Werks, or O'Donnell plug again.

yea but do they work ok or fine or crap or not, reason i ask is its hard to source plugs in my remote location and easier to get os plugs can you use a os button maybee ?

scrapsz 03-07-2012 05:21 AM


Originally Posted by psr (Post 10433942)
yea but do they work ok or fine or crap or not, reason i ask is its hard to source plugs in my remote location and easier to get os plugs can you use a os button maybee ?

Do not attempt to use the OS button. You can use the OS P3 / P4, I believe the P4 is preferred, in the Nova. Just as beidle99 says, once you use the OS plug, you should not switch back to Nova plugs in the same head button due to the taper difference.

A person I met here on Tech mentioned they have two head buttons for their 21-4C Team...one for OS plug and another for Novarossi plug. A bit extreme IMO but it works for him. :nod:

Nitro Tiger 03-07-2012 10:46 AM


Originally Posted by psr (Post 10433942)
yea but do they work ok or fine or crap or not, reason i ask is its hard to source plugs in my remote location and easier to get os plugs can you use a os button maybee ?

Its not a plus4 C but Ive been using os p4 plugs in my Nova plus4 btt with 30% fuel for the last 5 months no problems, work fine. They last about 2ltrs of fuel before they start to get tired and need replacing, obviously depends on the tune with life.

Muggydude 03-07-2012 11:04 AM

The Os plugs will work ok, but just keep in mind that because their taper is different, you can't run other plugs (like the novas) on that head button again.

guss2009 03-07-2012 11:13 AM

I have a Plus 4c that was giving to me used with 1 gallon on it but i dont know what plug he used to used. How can i tell if he used the os or the nova plug? I dont wanna force any in there.


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