NOVAROSSI Engine thread....
#2791
YOu should have shims, approx .8 They might be stuck to your head button. Idle gap should be about .5 to .6 with the venturi removed (its not an exact measurment but that gets you in the ball park) If the idle is staying consistant, just high then close down the gap. Even with the venturi out .6 looks almost closed and with the venturi in it will look closed.
As far as what RBmods does, i'm not sure. I only have had 2 tuned motors, Paris .12 touring car motor back in 2001 and now a Houston plus 4 (which I have resisted the strong urge to take a apart and look at teh internals)
If its a turbo and its above 75* F then I would recommend the c6tgc, if under then use the c5tgc
As far as what RBmods does, i'm not sure. I only have had 2 tuned motors, Paris .12 touring car motor back in 2001 and now a Houston plus 4 (which I have resisted the strong urge to take a apart and look at teh internals)
If its a turbo and its above 75* F then I would recommend the c6tgc, if under then use the c5tgc
What is the effect on the motor/running by using shims? Obviously raising the plug away from the piston but what is the effect?
Thanks again,
DEnnis
#2792
Thanks. There were no shims so I can only guess they were removed for some reason b4 I got the motor. Thanks for the plug advise, I'm using the c5 at the moment but have a c6 in the box.
What is the effect on the motor/running by using shims? Obviously raising the plug away from the piston but what is the effect?
Thanks again,
DEnnis
What is the effect on the motor/running by using shims? Obviously raising the plug away from the piston but what is the effect?
Thanks again,
DEnnis
#2794
I am getting ready to buy one of these engine for my sons buggy. The one with the ceramic rear bearing.
What pipe will be best for fuel mileage?
What is the best break in method for these engines? I have never had to break in a new NR engine before.
I appreciate the help!!!
What pipe will be best for fuel mileage?
What is the best break in method for these engines? I have never had to break in a new NR engine before.
I appreciate the help!!!
http://www.rctech.net/forum/offroad-...eak-bible.html
Pipes, try the 9901 or 2096 with 41021 manifold, good power and I'm getting 10min+ milage for both pipes.
#2795
trying to sort out what glow plug would best suit my area , temps rarely get below 25deg celcius and in the summer about 32deg C with humidity similar to florida weather so would I best off trying the c7tgc or just stick with the c6tgc to run in btt,+4,toro,roma
http://www.novarossi.it/eng/products...hp?plug=ctuoff
cheers
http://www.novarossi.it/eng/products...hp?plug=ctuoff
cheers
#2797
#2799
I have an FMS as a backup engine and for the heck of it i ran it in my MBX6T last weekend, ran great, plenty of power for the truggy. I ran it with a 7mm venturi, Werks light clutch with 4 alum shoes, 2 .9s and 2 1.0s for springs, stock gearing, and a 2084 pipe with 41021 header.
If i had to put it in my Buggy, i'd probably run a 9901/21, all else the same
#2800
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I got an N21BF limited in a car I just bought. The plug is standard and has no name or number on it. My guess would be a nova std plug would work but don't think I can get them local. What else would fit? Will the long reach plug used in the traxxas 3.3 work?
#2801
Yes the traxxas plugs will work great actually , not a bad plug
#2802
I am getting ready to buy one of these engine for my sons buggy. The one with the ceramic rear bearing.
What pipe will be best for fuel mileage?
What is the best break in method for these engines? I have never had to break in a new NR engine before.
I appreciate the help!!!
What pipe will be best for fuel mileage?
What is the best break in method for these engines? I have never had to break in a new NR engine before.
I appreciate the help!!!
If you want, you can also try out the pipes I've got for my NR before you buy something.
#2804
Hello,
I have the Plus4 with Ceramic Bearing and had a few questions...
1. Should I run the plastic 6.5 insert in carb or an aftermarket alum 6.5 insert. My thought is the plastic one should create less condensation over the alum but wanted to get your thoughts...
2. Is 6.5 as small as you would really want to run on this engine? When I used to run my mugen OS based ninja I would run a 6.0
Thanks for the hep!
I have the Plus4 with Ceramic Bearing and had a few questions...
1. Should I run the plastic 6.5 insert in carb or an aftermarket alum 6.5 insert. My thought is the plastic one should create less condensation over the alum but wanted to get your thoughts...
2. Is 6.5 as small as you would really want to run on this engine? When I used to run my mugen OS based ninja I would run a 6.0
Thanks for the hep!



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