NOVAROSSI Engine thread....
#6736
Can anyone confirm the diameter/pitch on a P5 shaft. I was having a hard time getting the flywheel on and noticed two threads on the shaft are rolled a bit. Can't find a file or thread file to clean it up, so was going to see if I can get a die nut tomorrow.
To me it looks like 7mm x 0.9 <--- not a typical pitch.
EDIT: so I found a file a file at work and just cleaned up the threads. What a PITA! Weird way for the threads to be rolled - from the case to the end of the shaft. Must of been missed during QA.
So I got everything installed and started break-in today...wow the LSN was really set rich. Had to lean a bit to get around 200 while on the box. This is my first nitro break in. Looking forward to getting the P5 on the track.
To me it looks like 7mm x 0.9 <--- not a typical pitch.
EDIT: so I found a file a file at work and just cleaned up the threads. What a PITA! Weird way for the threads to be rolled - from the case to the end of the shaft. Must of been missed during QA.
So I got everything installed and started break-in today...wow the LSN was really set rich. Had to lean a bit to get around 200 while on the box. This is my first nitro break in. Looking forward to getting the P5 on the track.
Last edited by stuckmoto; 05-05-2014 at 07:02 PM.
#6737
I saw video on Clockworks website about placing a washer in front of the front bearing press because of the protrusion of the outer race, I also use the hudy bearing tool, so I went today and bought a hardened steel washer for this purpose. I am glad I can use the same bearings for both motors, less parts for me to keep in the box for sure. Thanks guys I appreciate all the help. On a side note I have just recently switched to these motors from running OS, and damn the BT5 is smoothe, I couldn't believe the way the power came on and how much usable torque I had especially in the low rpm range, I am finding I am need to use about half the amount of trigger movement with similar clutch setup on my BT5 as I did with my OS motors. Not saying by any means that OS makes a bad motor, I think the BT5 just suits my driving style better. Also I am using a werks 2057 pipe which if I remember correctly is a mid/top end style pipe, I could be wrong on this, but so far mileage has been good, the motor has less than a gallon on it at this point and in my first race had no problem making an 8 minute fuel stop with this combo. I do plan on buying the NOVA pipe at some point but for now this combo is really damn good.
#6738
Tech Rookie
I just installed a 9901 ss with a 41001 to my Nova 28-5 any ideas how it will perform compared to a 9886?
#6741
Tech Adept
iTrader: (2)
shamelss plug for a good RC video from an event in NZ a couple of weeks age
http://youtu.be/cyd_IfSqUAI
http://youtu.be/cyd_IfSqUAI
Last edited by Punter69; 05-07-2014 at 08:02 PM.
#6744
The JP-3 is very similar to the 9901 regarding performance but the mileage is poor
.. and bolt a very short header on the 086 to get INSANE power
.. and bolt a very short header on the 086 to get INSANE power
#6746
Tech Elite
iTrader: (3)
So true
Back in the day when restrictors first showed up when I fell in love with Rb's and the p5 especially. I removed the insert. A few years ago I was talking to Mr. Hottinger the nova guy and he told me the p5's like lots of air so don't run anything small in it. If I remember correctly the p5 ran awesome without one now I run a 7.5 but yeah no insert runs great no doubt.
#6747
Tech Master
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Back in the day when restrictors first showed up when I fell in love with Rb's and the p5 especially. I removed the insert. A few years ago I was talking to Mr. Hottinger the nova guy and he told me the p5's like lots of air so don't run anything small in it. If I remember correctly the p5 ran awesome without one now I run a 7.5 but yeah no insert runs great no doubt.
#6750
a Bonito Piston sleeve is the same...except the head button wont be compatible...but other then that the Piston/sleeve should slide right on....