NOVAROSSI Engine thread....
#5896
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Joined: Jan 2010
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#5900
#5901
I've had great success with OS plugs on Nova motors. Just add some white Teflon tape to the threads during every change out it works great. I can post a video if you want. 
Can you run Os plugs on a nova mill.. Man I miss those days where people argue.. Rctech isn't the same anymore..

Can you run Os plugs on a nova mill.. Man I miss those days where people argue.. Rctech isn't the same anymore..
#5902
I've had great success with OS plugs on Nova motors. Just add some white Teflon tape to the threads during every change out it works great. I can post a video if you want. 
Can you run Os plugs on a nova mill.. Man I miss those days where people argue.. Rctech isn't the same anymore..

Can you run Os plugs on a nova mill.. Man I miss those days where people argue.. Rctech isn't the same anymore..
U silly focker Jay
#5903
Well I don't sell anything and my only sponsor is an onroad chassis manufacturer. Years ago, Nova plugs took a bad turn. For a while they really sucked. During that time I tried just about every plug available to find an alternative.
OS. Great plugs but some motors had leaking issues with them.
OD. Worked but didn't last as long and were not as crisp. I would use only as a last resort.
Picco. Worked very well but were really expensive.
LM (Sirio, Werks, etc.). Fantastic plugs. Ran great, lasted a long time, fit and sealed fine, my favorite plugs.
Old GRPs and GRP made Ninjas. The best ever but the new ones aren't quite the same.
Fortunately, Nova worked out their issue and their plugs have been fine for a few years now. I still don't think they are quite as good as they used to be but overall I would rate them as the best choice for Nova motors except for LM. There is good reason why Ileasi (IDM) worked for Picco, sold his own Picco motors yet his plugs were LM. If you are running OS with no issues, great. There's nothing wrong with that but I have to wonder why when Werks plugs are widely available, cheap and the best running/longest lasting plugs I have ever used and have no sealing issues.
OS. Great plugs but some motors had leaking issues with them.
OD. Worked but didn't last as long and were not as crisp. I would use only as a last resort.
Picco. Worked very well but were really expensive.
LM (Sirio, Werks, etc.). Fantastic plugs. Ran great, lasted a long time, fit and sealed fine, my favorite plugs.
Old GRPs and GRP made Ninjas. The best ever but the new ones aren't quite the same.
Fortunately, Nova worked out their issue and their plugs have been fine for a few years now. I still don't think they are quite as good as they used to be but overall I would rate them as the best choice for Nova motors except for LM. There is good reason why Ileasi (IDM) worked for Picco, sold his own Picco motors yet his plugs were LM. If you are running OS with no issues, great. There's nothing wrong with that but I have to wonder why when Werks plugs are widely available, cheap and the best running/longest lasting plugs I have ever used and have no sealing issues.
#5907
#5908
Tech Master
Joined: Jan 2010
Posts: 1,628
Houston, I didn't know you were such a mafioso.
You might want to consider some old school godfather tricks, leave a cut off horse's head in that guy's bed, stick a knife in his doorway, give him the kiss of death etc
Is your real name John Gotti and did you fake your own death?
You might want to consider some old school godfather tricks, leave a cut off horse's head in that guy's bed, stick a knife in his doorway, give him the kiss of death etc

Is your real name John Gotti and did you fake your own death?
#5909
Any help is very appreciated!
I go a engine from a great friend of mine (Nova Bonito) trying to help get the engine right. The tune was not holding great on it so I got it to try and get it going right. The engine prob has less than 3 gallons on it, compression is GREAT...now, he lost a plug element in the engine and I was wondering looking at the pics below, if the slight scars on the piston top, and the bottom of the button, how "bad" is that and how will it effect the engine???
The problems he had were happening still before the plug went, and there are no marks on the crank, sleeve, or sides of the piston
I go a engine from a great friend of mine (Nova Bonito) trying to help get the engine right. The tune was not holding great on it so I got it to try and get it going right. The engine prob has less than 3 gallons on it, compression is GREAT...now, he lost a plug element in the engine and I was wondering looking at the pics below, if the slight scars on the piston top, and the bottom of the button, how "bad" is that and how will it effect the engine???
The problems he had were happening still before the plug went, and there are no marks on the crank, sleeve, or sides of the piston



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