NOVAROSSI Engine thread....
#2721
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I could read pages well into the night before I find this answer, so I'll just ask it. My btts rips, just past the gallon mark and Im leaning it out and finding more power. I also have a P5 just past a gallon on it and Im race tuning it, its the club race engine.
The P5 seems to be way off power wise vs the btts, will a lower end pipe get me closer to the btts feeling? 2013 pipe maybe?
The P5 seems to be way off power wise vs the btts, will a lower end pipe get me closer to the btts feeling? 2013 pipe maybe?
#2722
shimming is PLENTY as it is for 30% , recommend dropping it down after break in
h plugs work just fine , recommend C plugs but it'll be fine , i have ran them and they worked great
the two BEST feeling pipes without having any weird qwerky power delivery or anything of the such are 9901ss/41021 or 9853ss/41021-41005
hope this helps
h plugs work just fine , recommend C plugs but it'll be fine , i have ran them and they worked great
the two BEST feeling pipes without having any weird qwerky power delivery or anything of the such are 9901ss/41021 or 9853ss/41021-41005
hope this helps
#2723
hey need pipe advise
im running on a med track 5r with +4 if its rough n rugged/muddy blown out
MBX6 with toro nero both atm running dyna 053 i dont feel this could be the best setup was thinking 2096 with 41021 in the 5r and 2096 41029 in the 6 or would the 9901 with 41021 in the 5r and 9853 41029 in the 6 be a better setup im not in the position to spend a few hundred on different pipes setups for trial and error or just stick with the dyna 053's wich seem not to bad
im running on a med track 5r with +4 if its rough n rugged/muddy blown out
MBX6 with toro nero both atm running dyna 053 i dont feel this could be the best setup was thinking 2096 with 41021 in the 5r and 2096 41029 in the 6 or would the 9901 with 41021 in the 5r and 9853 41029 in the 6 be a better setup im not in the position to spend a few hundred on different pipes setups for trial and error or just stick with the dyna 053's wich seem not to bad
#2724
hey need pipe advise
im running on a med track 5r with +4 if its rough n rugged/muddy blown out
MBX6 with toro nero both atm running dyna 053 i dont feel this could be the best setup was thinking 2096 with 41021 in the 5r and 2096 41029 in the 6 or would the 9901 with 41021 in the 5r and 9853 41029 in the 6 be a better setup im not in the position to spend a few hundred on different pipes setups for trial and error or just stick with the dyna 053's wich seem not to bad
im running on a med track 5r with +4 if its rough n rugged/muddy blown out
MBX6 with toro nero both atm running dyna 053 i dont feel this could be the best setup was thinking 2096 with 41021 in the 5r and 2096 41029 in the 6 or would the 9901 with 41021 in the 5r and 9853 41029 in the 6 be a better setup im not in the position to spend a few hundred on different pipes setups for trial and error or just stick with the dyna 053's wich seem not to bad
#2725
I have ran 3 gallons of fuel(VP race 30%/9%) thru my BTTA and I ran 1/2 gal. before I raced it. I always preheat to 200f and run all fuel out before I after run oil it with Hobbico oil. Anyway I am starting to worry that rod is going to be stressed to much but I don't run it rich always around 230f and it runs good but seems to have a little transition from lsn to hsn because at wot starts out smooth then really jumps up in rpm after a second or two. To lean on top or to rich on bottom but I am having hard time getting it just right. I use a Losi RE10 pipe right now but I just bought a RE12 which I think is a copy of 9901 and should help with weird powerband right? Should I crank this motor cold a couple times or really run it lean to drop pinch or just keep on keeping on cause I am 2nd in points and running great this season with the super smooth bottom end with the btta. Thanks!
#2726
the 2096 is ment to be a updated version of the 9901 and the 2084 updated version of the 9853 am i correct?
#2728
OS plugs will work but you will never be able to go back to nova plugs. They are not the best choice. I would use Odonnell or Novarossi.
#2729
The OS plugs have a different taper. Once you use them they distort the head button and a normal turbo plug will NOT seal correctly. I think the $10 for a Nova plug is a little high, but they work and work well, so they are worth it in my opinion.
#2730
I have ran 3 gallons of fuel(VP race 30%/9%) thru my BTTA and I ran 1/2 gal. before I raced it. I always preheat to 200f and run all fuel out before I after run oil it with Hobbico oil. Anyway I am starting to worry that rod is going to be stressed to much but I don't run it rich always around 230f and it runs good but seems to have a little transition from lsn to hsn because at wot starts out smooth then really jumps up in rpm after a second or two. To lean on top or to rich on bottom but I am having hard time getting it just right. I use a Losi RE10 pipe right now but I just bought a RE12 which I think is a copy of 9901 and should help with weird powerband right? Should I crank this motor cold a couple times or really run it lean to drop pinch or just keep on keeping on cause I am 2nd in points and running great this season with the super smooth bottom end with the btta. Thanks!



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