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Dr. Evil 06-19-2012 02:22 PM

Which pipe/header/glow plugs to buy
 
Good day folks. I am thinking of purchasing my first Nova Rossi engine.

I am looking at the P5XLT to run in my Mugen Buggy, Serpent 811 Buggy and Mugen Truggy and want some input.

Which Header/Pipe/glow plugs should I use in this engine.

What can I do to get the highest fuel economy from this engine.

General track conditions are a medium size track, several sharp turns so coming out of th hole is important.

let me know what you think please.


Thanks

Dr. Evil

Teufel Racing 06-19-2012 04:35 PM


Originally Posted by Dr. Evil (Post 10879700)
Good day folks. I am thinking of purchasing my first Nova Rossi engine.

I am looking at the P5XLT to run in my Mugen Buggy, Serpent 811 Buggy and Mugen Truggy and want some input.

Which Header/Pipe/glow plugs should I use in this engine.

What can I do to get the highest fuel economy from this engine.

General track conditions are a medium size track, several sharp turns so coming out of th hole is important.

let me know what you think please.


Thanks

Dr. Evil

E, you should call a brotha.

Pipe and header are: 2096 and 021 header (029 for the newer Mugens)

Plugs: C5TGC and C6TGC.

Fuel Ecco? Wouldn't worry too much. The XLT will get 10 minutes plus in stock form. At the track you'll be running it at, I'm pretty sure you won't have an issue. Get a 17011 front bearing for it and it's good.

Now just pull the trigger and get that new mill. You'll be gald you did.

Dr. Evil 06-19-2012 05:54 PM

New Engine??
 
Damm..

You're always there..

Cool.


Pulling the trigger is easy, except when there is a sharp turn/wall there in my way. LOL Talking about my driving..

Anyway.

I'm working on it. Amain keeps changing the price. The price changed 4 times in the last 2 hours. Price was cheaper than the last place you told me then the price went above, then back below.. Crazy..

BTW - The Mugen MBX5T is dead... headed to the retirement shelf. I pulled the motor/transponder out Sunday Night and put them into the MBX6T. I'm trying to bring the MBX6T online. Need a few things. Hope to have it done in 3 weeks.

As for the engine, so far the 5xlt looks great as you mentioned. Just looking for opinions.

Ahh as a mod, should I get a silicone filled crank??

Thanks


:ha::ha::ha:

beidle99 06-19-2012 06:21 PM

go here http://www.houstonsengineservice.com/ The price doesn't change and Monty takes care of his customers.

mjealey 06-19-2012 06:23 PM

So I snuck away tonight and spent 2.5 hrs. with this motor.........100% no go. Just for the heck of it I set the needles to 3.5 HSN and 4.5 LSN and ran it. Really bad lean bog, and ran so-so on top once you got it rolling and got some fuel in it. So I tried to keep richening the top just to see how far I could go with it to get rid of the bog. So the HSN is 4.5 out now just to experiment and the low end is almost there and but it is too rich on top and will not stay running. If it is on the starter box and you blip the throttle it will barely bog, then settle into a nice idle for 2 seconds then the rpm will pick up and just shut off after 8 seconds at 4.5 and 3.5 on the needles...... Runs out of fuel, lean! Really erratic idle.

So I ended up at 5.25 on the LSN, and 3 on the HSN. Only way I could get any kind of snappiness and crispness out of it, running 280 to 300 at these settings, but it is really crisp will idle nice and smooth and run all day. I guess I am not going to worry what one of these motors "should" come close to running at and just run and race it there. I put the OS Speed in just to check with the same pipe, same everything and no problems at all. I just hate that I can get 8:30 to 9:00 minutes out of it at these settings. Tried all different pipes to no avail!!!!!!! Spray motor clean all on the front bearing while it is running and has "zero" effect on the idle.

I am going to replace the front bearing in it just to be safe and run it where it runs best!!!!!!!!

megasaxon 06-19-2012 08:31 PM

the 2084 and 9901 run great on the p5xlt as well. same deal, 41021 short or 41029 short(tight bent) header with these pipes

I personally run the 2084/29 combo on my p5xlt in my MBX6R and love it

houston 06-19-2012 08:58 PM


Originally Posted by megasaxon (Post 10881037)
the 2084 and 9901 run great on the p5xlt as well. same deal, 41021 short or 41029 short(tight bent) header with these pipes

I personally run the 2084/29 combo on my p5xlt in my MBX6R and love it

2096ss/41021 is the goods on the p5xlt :nod:

Dr. Evil 06-19-2012 11:10 PM

P5XLT
 
Good to see what people think.

Nice to know there are people that think alike.

I think I'll go with the P5xlt with 096/2096.

Thanks Teufel and all.

CanyonCarverR1 06-20-2012 08:40 AM


Originally Posted by Sprinkler (Post 10878027)
My 21-4BTT came in on Saturday. It was like a light switch. Temps dropped 25 degrees, instant drop to idle and pulling harder then ever on top now. Awesome!!!!

How much fuel did you have through it?

Dr. Evil 06-20-2012 10:42 AM

"Houstson Tuned"
 
Hi. Not trying to sound like a pill here and I am not trying to ask for
trade secrets either. Just want to know what you get when something is
"Houston Tuned"

Are we talking smoother idle, smoother (less like a light swtich) throttle
More fuel economy, Smoother bottom end, Higher revs (etc, etc, etc)???

What does one get.

Again, I don't want to know how it's done or any company secrets, just want to know what to expect for the price.

Thanks

omarwashington 06-20-2012 12:07 PM


Originally Posted by kgombe (Post 10876453)
and i have to agree...

what Manifold would be good?

Teufel Racing 06-20-2012 12:34 PM


Originally Posted by Dr. Evil (Post 10883300)
Hi. Not trying to sound like a pill here and I am not trying to ask for
trade secrets either. Just want to know what you get when something is
"Houston Tuned"

Are we talking smoother idle, smoother (less like a light swtich) throttle
More fuel economy, Smoother bottom end, Higher revs (etc, etc, etc)???

What does one get.

Again, I don't want to know how it's done or any company secrets, just want to know what to expect for the price.

Thanks

E,

I'll call you in a bit

Motorman007 06-20-2012 01:33 PM


Originally Posted by houston (Post 10652526)
At this point no

It is available buttttt price is wellllll a bit much for a carb

Novarossi has always been at the head of the game in the carb world :nod:

How much are the novarossi 24065 carb ?

Found it

http://www.absolutehobbyz.com/images/nvr24065.jpg

http://www.absolutehobbyz.com/produc...g68qsm5k1sch30

revo61 06-20-2012 07:55 PM

How does the 2096 compare to the Losi RE12 pipe?

savannahmick 06-21-2012 02:43 AM


Originally Posted by revo61 (Post 10885251)
How does the 2096 compare to the Losi RE12 pipe?

I just recently got a RE12 and it's the same as a 9901 which is a great pipe for most Novas. My buddy runs a 2096 and he told me that it's just a little smoother and easier to drive than the 9901 but they are both great pipes. The RE12 is about half the cost and less likely to get bent than the Nova pipes which are easier to bend or dent IMO.


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