NOVAROSSI Engine thread....
#2836
Why did they change the front bearing? The 17011 is the best steel front bearing in the business and I bet they ran out but needed to get motors shipped out. I would be very dissapointed to pay $300 for a engine that don't have the good bearings in it. Anyway thanks for the info and I will get a cooler and give it a try. It will make it easier for my to make one stop in 20 min. mains. Thanks!
#2838
#2839
My Btt hasn't dropped its nuts yet (still hard to turn over when up to temp with gloves on and the plug in) and I am running around 230 to 240. Monty I think my Btt's nuts are so far north that they are at the RB factory.
Its got a gallon of break in and just over a half gallon of racing on it, including 2 15 minutes mains back to back with a 10 minute down time between with the heater on to keep it up to temp. Its got to be close as I have had to tweek the needles a little at a time the last few runs, but not 100% dropped yet. I can't imagine what she will do when fully broken in running around 250*. I think she'll be close to a 13 minute pit too.
Its got a gallon of break in and just over a half gallon of racing on it, including 2 15 minutes mains back to back with a 10 minute down time between with the heater on to keep it up to temp. Its got to be close as I have had to tweek the needles a little at a time the last few runs, but not 100% dropped yet. I can't imagine what she will do when fully broken in running around 250*. I think she'll be close to a 13 minute pit too.
#2840
Need some advise. I have a few month old Bonito, and never did anything with the shims and runs great.
Now I have a BTT for my Buggy (rear ceramic), just now getting to about a gallon. I run on the East Coast not very high Altituides, temps vary from 60F -80F running a C6TGC plug with Byron's Gen2 ProDriver 30%/9%. Do I need to do anything with the shims on this engine to get the most out of it?
Any advise is very much appreciated!!
Now I have a BTT for my Buggy (rear ceramic), just now getting to about a gallon. I run on the East Coast not very high Altituides, temps vary from 60F -80F running a C6TGC plug with Byron's Gen2 ProDriver 30%/9%. Do I need to do anything with the shims on this engine to get the most out of it?
Any advise is very much appreciated!!
#2841
I have been running the new carb for almost a month now. Runtime seems to be the main advantage to using the new carb.
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#2850
In a Truggy I am currently running a 7mm restrictor just about everywhere. Seems to be just about right. I have used a 8mm for all out power or up at elevation (I live about at about 5000 feet) to help make up for the thinner air. I don't think I'd go smaller than 7mm in a truggy on a XLT. Maybe my thought is off though.



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