NOVAROSSI Engine thread....
#6016
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Would a Dynamite 053 and Ofna 086 be close enough?
Funnily enough, those are all the three pipes I've tested so far...
So far the 086 seemed the most promising I guess.. But I was worried it'd lack bottom for truggy..
Funnily enough, those are all the three pipes I've tested so far...
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So far the 086 seemed the most promising I guess.. But I was worried it'd lack bottom for truggy..
#6017
2058 barks on a Nova p5.........if the engine is soggy on a 2058 I would be looking for other issues..i would also check the head clearance to make sure its not off.....And if you don't know how to do it then its a great time to learn how !
#6018
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What do I do then? The engine seriously felt like a .15... Temps were 250-260, and I could see smoke.. Is it conceivable that it would have run like that just from having a lean LSN and a rich HSN? Idle was a perfect low pur. That's the only thing so far I like about this engine - purs great at idle, and easy to tune(responsive to adjustments)... But power-wise it has been totally lame so far.. I figured that what I had seen previously was due to running on pavement, and figured once I hit the (rough, blown out, low-traction) track, it'd come into its own or something.
A bit fat NOPE on that though..
A bit fat NOPE on that though..
#6019
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#6020
Is it even broke in yet? I thought you just recently got this engine. I've seen guys say it can take 2 gallons to fully break them in. Just a thought. If you had break in service done to it, that does not mean its done,(break in). Good luck.
#6021
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I've broken in a bunch of engines in the last few years, from various brands, and all have broken in, tuned, and run well - and still do.
Something is up I haven't encountered before. I don't believe this engine is that much of a turd. I had an older version (REX) modded used one a couple years back, and it ran great (albeit with a 9901/short) This one tunes and idles great, but power-wise, from what I've seen so far, it couldn't hang with a Go 3-port...
Something is up I haven't encountered before. I don't believe this engine is that much of a turd. I had an older version (REX) modded used one a couple years back, and it ran great (albeit with a 9901/short) This one tunes and idles great, but power-wise, from what I've seen so far, it couldn't hang with a Go 3-port...
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#6023
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Just picked me up a gallon and a half old Beat 5 from a buddy of mines and I noticed it comes with the regular black stock front bearing and not the blue 17011.Thats a little dissapointing and was wondering if anyone is having any issues with the front bearing? It doesnt appear to be leaking at this time but I'm considering replacing it now before there is a problem. Any thoughts?
#6024
Just picked me up a gallon and a half old Beat 5 from a buddy of mines and I noticed it comes with the regular black stock front bearing and not the blue 17011.Thats a little dissapointing and was wondering if anyone is having any issues with the front bearing? It doesnt appear to be leaking at this time but I'm considering replacing it now before there is a problem. Any thoughts?
hope this helps
#6025
What do I do then? The engine seriously felt like a .15... Temps were 250-260, and I could see smoke.. Is it conceivable that it would have run like that just from having a lean LSN and a rich HSN? Idle was a perfect low pur. That's the only thing so far I like about this engine - purs great at idle, and easy to tune(responsive to adjustments)... But power-wise it has been totally lame so far.. I figured that what I had seen previously was due to running on pavement, and figured once I hit the (rough, blown out, low-traction) track, it'd come into its own or something.
A bit fat NOPE on that though..
A bit fat NOPE on that though..
#6027
Hi, I just got a nova btt and was experiencing issues with mounting it. I have a losi 8ight 2.0 and run a werks 34 mm clutch. After I mounted it, the starter box wheel would not engage with the flywheel. I have the losi starter box. It seems as if the flywheel is slightly higher than what I had on the previous engine. Have any of you losi guys had this problem? I know I'd need a different engine mount, just would like to know which one. All help is appreciated. Thanks.
#6028
Hi, I just got a nova btt and was experiencing issues with mounting it. I have a losi 8ight 2.0 and run a werks 34 mm clutch. After I mounted it, the starter box wheel would not engage with the flywheel. I have the losi starter box. It seems as if the flywheel is slightly higher than what I had on the previous engine. Have any of you losi guys had this problem? I know I'd need a different engine mount, just would like to know which one. All help is appreciated. Thanks.
#6029
Hey All, racing Saturday I got my buggy fitted BTT WC 2084/41001 a little hot. I didn't have a temp gun handy so went the wipe of spit test. It was HOT as in 15-20min into the 30min run it became extremely sluggish. Sunday I tried to retune and had it idle great both on the box and after a 7min run but couldn't seem to get good poke off the bottom. Pulled the motor apart and all looks good, what might I be missing?
Thanks
Michael
Thanks
Michael
#6030
Hey All, racing Saturday I got my buggy fitted BTT WC 2084/41001 a little hot. I didn't have a temp gun handy so went the wipe of spit test. It was HOT as in 15-20min into the 30min run it became extremely sluggish. Sunday I tried to retune and had it idle great both on the box and after a 7min run but couldn't seem to get good poke off the bottom. Pulled the motor apart and all looks good, what might I be missing?
Thanks
Michael
Thanks
Michael

bad pipe choice btw



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