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Adam Drake says.
" I run the same venturi with the new carb (24065). The main benefit is an increase in runtime." |
Originally Posted by nitroexpress
(Post 10906522)
Adam Drake says.
" I run the same venturi with the new carb (24065). The main benefit is an increase in runtime." |
I am finishing putting my serpent gt together. I was going to use the short nova header and a 9886.
With the roma 25. Well I put it together and had a change of mind and now I have put on the long header and a 2052. It fits a bit better, the exhaust mounting wire was to short for the 9886 Will this be a good combo or should I make the 9886 fit. I hope someone with more experience than me can advise. Or maybe something different all together. Thanks in advance. |
gmk suppy makes an exhaust hanger u can bend and cut to ur desired length. As for pipe I'm not familiar with the 2052. One of the engine guys will chime in on that one
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Originally Posted by rceefreak
(Post 10913741)
gmk suppy makes an exhaust hanger u can bend and cut to ur desired length. As for pipe I'm not familiar with the 2052. One of the engine guys will chime in on that one
Cheers. |
Originally Posted by houston
(Post 10906143)
:nod:
Yes i did try the 24065 and i am not going to share my thoughts , sorry guys |
Originally Posted by theerm
(Post 10913633)
I am finishing putting my serpent gt together. I was going to use the short nova header and a 9886.
With the roma 25. Well I put it together and had a change of mind and now I have put on the long header and a 2052. It fits a bit better, the exhaust mounting wire was to short for the 9886 Will this be a good combo or should I make the 9886 fit. I hope someone with more experience than me can advise. Or maybe something different all together. Thanks in advance. |
Originally Posted by freefallmarine
(Post 10914441)
That's all you had to say Monty! Beside's, what's wrong with the current carb? All mine work great!
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Originally Posted by theerm
(Post 10913633)
I am finishing putting my serpent gt together. I was going to use the short nova header and a 9886.
With the roma 25. Well I put it together and had a change of mind and now I have put on the long header and a 2052. It fits a bit better, the exhaust mounting wire was to short for the 9886 Will this be a good combo or should I make the 9886 fit. I hope someone with more experience than me can advise. Or maybe something different all together. Thanks in advance. |
Originally Posted by houston
(Post 10916232)
24063 & 24069 r great carbs
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That measure the venturi does better to Bonito 7XLB? Is for a Truggy Mugen.
Thanks. Best Regards. |
What is this I'm hearing about an air intake hole in the Bonito that can cause a possible air leak? And some kind of silicone used to fix this issue? I havent incountered this problem with mines but I only barely have a gal on it.
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Originally Posted by rcmoe
(Post 10918950)
What is this I'm hearing about an air intake hole in the Bonito that can cause a possible air leak? And some kind of silicone used to fix this issue? I havent incountered this problem with mines but I only barely have a gal on it.
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Originally Posted by rcmoe
(Post 10918950)
What is this I'm hearing about an air intake hole in the Bonito that can cause a possible air leak? And some kind of silicone used to fix this issue? I havent incountered this problem with mines but I only barely have a gal on it.
I run all of Neal's Nova engine lines and have no issues with mine because I run Werks fuel, which is thicker than most. |
Ive heard of this vid and I just watched it. I'd hate to imagine that this could possibly be happening to my gal old $400 Bonito :flaming:. Has any of you guys incountered this problem? My engine man seems to be sceptical that this is a air leak problem but he has done this repair for a buddy of mines recently and is waitng to see if it fixed his problem. Have any of you guys experienced this problem and is it reccomended to get this done to be on the safe side? Also has Novarossi said anything about this? |
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