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Originally Posted by neophyte6
(Post 11612109)
I thought the same thing...:rolleyes:.....Why wasnt another 17011 put back in??...
novarossi factory has the best r&d , programmers and engines on the market :nod: |
Originally Posted by neophyte6
(Post 11612109)
I thought the same thing...:rolleyes:.....Why wasnt another 17011 put back in??...
How can you call me cheap ? I gave the guy a free TKO bearing to replace the 17011 that was packed with dirt..... Others may have just rinsed the bearing out and put it back in, but not me...I decided to just put a fresh set of TKO bearings into the engine instead, front and rear I might add, on my dime, not his....Anyone who has dealt with me knows I am not cheap by any means....so ya ! nice try there dude !!!! :nod::nod:.... |
OS front bearings are the best i've seen. 17011's got really shitty for awhile. I no longer use them. Still have one new in package i won't use.
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Originally Posted by savannahmick
(Post 11611082)
I have two questions both is about the 17011 Nova bearing. A-Main has the Losi R21 parts on sale which include the R7 conrod for $40 and this bearing for $17 http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...-w-Rubber-Seal I have asked this question before and got yes and some no answers, so is it the 17011?
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WOW.. Amain is watching this thread or someone snitched.. lol
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Originally Posted by kgombe
(Post 11612411)
WOW.. Amain is watching this thread or someone snitched.. lol
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Originally Posted by Maximo
(Post 11612191)
How can you call me cheap ? I gave the guy a free TKO bearing to replace the 17011 that was packed with dirt..... Others may have just rinsed the bearing out and put it back in, but not me...I decided to just put a fresh set of TKO bearings into the engine instead, front and rear I might add, on my dime, not his....Anyone who has dealt with me knows I am not cheap by any means....so ya ! nice try there dude !!!! :nod::nod:....
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Hi guys,
New to nova engines(actually quite new to rc cars), someone's selling 2 different slightly used nova engines(a Plus 4c team edition and a Toro nero team edition), just wanna ask which one is better for 1/8 scale buggies(will be running the buggy in our homemade track at our local flying field with just a few turns and a long straight of about 15 to 20 meters): 1) what are the differences between the 2 engines especially for buggy? 2) pros and cons? 3) what nova pipe are u guys using with the 2 said engines?( i ask cuz the seller is also offering choice of pipe, but sorry i didn't ask what pipes were those but he said nova pipes) 4) if ever i got one of those engines, what are the brand choice of glow plugs i can use? 5) i'll be using 30% nitro for the engine, so what temp glow plug should i use if outside temp is around 30 to 35 Celsius? 6) lastly, how long(how many gallons) does the engine usually last if broken in properly and not really racing but just bashing with friends? Thanks a lot for any help i can get, and sorry for so many questions. Happy New Year to all! |
Originally Posted by basher88
(Post 11613637)
Hi guys,
New to nova engines(actually quite new to rc cars), someone's selling 2 different slightly used nova engines(a Plus 4c team edition and a Toro nero team edition), just wanna ask which one is better for 1/8 scale buggies(will be running the buggy in our homemade track at our local flying field with just a few turns and a long straight of about 15 to 20 meters): 1) what are the differences between the 2 engines especially for buggy? I wouldn't buy a used engine, no matter how slightly used it is unless its from someone you know or if you know that person took good care of the engine. 4) if ever i got one of those engines, what are the brand choice of glow plugs i can use? You can use Novarossi, Werks, and OS plugs. Use caution with OS plugs though, do not over torque them. If you use OS plugs your tun will be more forgiving. 5) i'll be using 30% nitro for the engine, so what temp glow plug should i use if outside temp is around 30 to 35 Celsius? Nova C6TGC, Werks 6, or OS P4 6) lastly, how long(how many gallons) does the engine usually last if broken in properly and not really racing but just bashing with friends? Depends. Take good care of it and it will last long. Replace the rod every 4 or 5 gallons and let the engine warm up everytime before running it hard. Thanks a lot for any help i can get, and sorry for so many questions. Happy New Year to all! |
Originally Posted by hambone
(Post 11612237)
OS front bearings are the best i've seen. 17011's got really shitty for awhile. I no longer use them. Still have one new in package i won't use.
Rob if you don't want that 17011 feel free to drop it on my pit table next time we race together. :D |
Hi chopper82p,
Thanks a lot for the heads up, for the previous owner of the engine i know him a bit and i know he takes care of things properly, hope i won't get it wrong this time thou. And hope someone will also chime in about the differences of the 2 engines, cuz i have to decide soon before the deal in a day or two. |
Originally Posted by basher88
(Post 11615255)
Hi chopper82p,
Thanks a lot for the heads up, for the previous owner of the engine i know him a bit and i know he takes care of things properly, hope i won't get it wrong this time thou. And hope someone will also chime in about the differences of the 2 engines, cuz i have to decide soon before the deal in a day or two. 9901ss/41021 |
Hi houston,
Thanks a ton for the help, so i think i'll get the toro nero for the long straight power. Oh, btw, i'll be putting the engine on a mugen mbx6 buggy, i suppose the pipes you recommended is good for it? |
Originally Posted by basher88
(Post 11615381)
Hi houston,
Thanks a ton for the help, so i think i'll get the toro nero for the long straight power. Oh, btw, i'll be putting the engine on a mugen mbx6 buggy, i suppose the pipes you recommended is good for it? |
Originally Posted by houston
(Post 11615556)
You will want a 41029 header
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