Good for you....

Its pretty humid here in the nw united states Bjarne ;)

Seriously , i used to run all the fuel out of the engine and use ARO , rust all the time until i just started dumping tank after the race , no more rust :nod:

I dont leave my cars/engines in a garage or the car or in any uncontrolled atmosphere for &ny length of time though either ;)

Mont, you mean stop the engine before it run out of fuel. And take out the remaining fuel in the tank. Than store the car ? Flat or upright position nose facing down (can this damage the engine front bearing seal) ? No need ARO-no more rust
Did I describe it correctly ? Thanks

Me neither. Always stores the engines inside my nice heated house. 20 years ago we never did anything with our engines and they didn't rust. I bet you are right but at the moment I don't dare to try it on my engines.

Thats a lil confusing to read but i think u got the gist of it , i think :confused:

Do not run fuel out of engine , just dump the tank , yes i store the car with front pointing down leaning against the wall , no bearing issues ;)

:nod: been doing this since Monty told me back in March. Now I know its only been a little over 3 months, but my plus 4 looks brand new inside except for a little carbon build up on the piston, which is $$ in my book.

anyone run the New Novarossi carb?

http://www.redrc.net/2012/02/toy-fai...si/#more-51597

http://www.redrc.net/wp-content/uplo...-1-620x332.jpg

hi guys anyone know what is the rear bearing size for the bonito?

Try looking here. http://www.novarossi.it/eng/home/index.php

Yep I tried looking in there but it doesn't show the size, only part numbers though? :confused:

14.5x26x6x6.3mm

Its an odd one

I highly recommend using the factory for replacement

Thanks boss, might as well order the factory bearing then

Oh one more are they the same size with the toro?

Im looking at running a Toro Nero in my Serpent truggy, will the 9853 exhaust work Ok with it.

Yep

Lmk if you need one

Yes, it will work great.

On my Toro Nero, I switch between the 9853 (strong bottom end), and the 9901 (smoother bottom, more top end). I use the 41029 header on my Mugen because of the tight fit.

I not sure if you'll need it for the Serpent though. If you have enough room, the 41021 header is the one to get.