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Originally Posted by mbx5rcr34
(Post 6999386)
please i need help here ,its my friends nova p5s i think, i heard its a old motor ?? anyway whats the base or factory setting .........or race tune if possible ,currently hes using 20% & its for hes 6T truggy, thks
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Originally Posted by houston
(Post 6999268)
just remember you actually have to tune a novarossi engine , OS engines will run no matter what you do to the carb :D
i see it quite frequently , racers who switch from OS engines try nova engines and they give up because they try to tune (or not tune;)) them like an OS , doesnt work ;) read the tuning guide or read up on a few posts . :D +1 on that :nod:, big difference from tuning my plus 4 to my jx ninja!! |
Originally Posted by bigguyrc8
(Post 6990972)
No thanks i can handle it.
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Originally Posted by r1harper
(Post 6999883)
i know on my stock plus4 once i set the needles all i do is fine tune the HSN....and it is good
Once set, it's pretty rare I have to rock my LSN more than a blade width. |
Originally Posted by mblgjr
(Post 7002463)
For 99% of the time on any give race day; I agree.
Once set, it's pretty rare I have to rock my LSN more than a blade width. |
Originally Posted by WideOpenThrottle RC
(Post 7000924)
So can most, but Monty has probably forgotten more about these novarossi engines than I will ever learn. His R2R motors are the real deal...
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Hi guys i run my novarossi plus4 engine with Byron Gen2 2500 fuel i need to change the shimming ?The manual and at the novarossi site said to run 25%...
I need to remove shim? |
Originally Posted by the_winner
(Post 7002990)
Hi guys i run my novarossi plus4 engine with Byron Gen2 2500 fuel i need to change the shimming ?The manual and at the novarossi site said to run 25%...
I need to remove shim? |
Originally Posted by houston
(Post 7003563)
Ideally you should replace the .20mm copper shim with a .15mm brass shim part# 03003 I believe but it will not hurt a thing running it like it is . 30% is the way IMO :)
What are some of the advantages of runnig 30% nitro over the lower percentage fuels ie; 20% or 25%. I know you get more power from 30%, but alot of the on-road guys are now runnig the lower percentage fuel, is it more mileage? I talked to a famous engine tuner/modder awhile ago and he said he uses the lower percentage fuels. I plan to move from 25% nitro to 30% and was just curious. |
Originally Posted by topcat-lll
(Post 7004804)
Hey Monty
What are some of the advantages of runnig 30% nitro over the lower percentage fuels ie; 20% or 25%. I know you get more power from 30%, but alot of the on-road guys are now runnig the lower percentage fuel, is it more mileage? I talked to a famous engine tuner/modder awhile ago and he said he uses the lower percentage fuels. I plan to move from 25% nitro to 30% and was just curious. lower nitro fuels will be easier on your engine for sure provided its a good quality fuel with proper lubrication and you properly maintain all components that go with your engine . the onroad guys are probably switching so they dont have to maintain there engines every other run with new rods and bearings , i want to run 8th scale onroad but wouldnt wanna pay for it :D |
houston.....help...!!!!!!
on the .12 rossi I got in my crt.5....I got the mid flush like you said...and reset the lsn at 2.5 turns out and still cant stop the huge hesitation when you punch it......am I wrong on 2.5 out on the lsn....???
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Originally Posted by streetfreek
(Post 7005079)
on the .12 rossi I got in my crt.5....I got the mid flush like you said...and reset the lsn at 2.5 turns out and still cant stop the huge hesitation when you punch it......am I wrong on 2.5 out on the lsn....???
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The tires are the killers in 1/8 scale Nitro on-road, one 20 minute main
and they are through ($50+). The sound and speeds are out of this world, plus you need good reflexes. |
Originally Posted by houston
(Post 7003563)
Ideally you should replace the .20mm copper shim with a .15mm brass shim part# 03003 I believe but it will not hurt a thing running it like it is . 30% is the way IMO :)
thanks |
Originally Posted by topcat-lll
(Post 7005601)
The tires are the killers in 1/8 scale Nitro on-road, one 20 minute main
and they are through ($50+). The sound and speeds are out of this world, plus you need good reflexes. i love the sh!t !!! very addicting and i wish i could afford to do that . i would not want to have to support the engine bill though :D |
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