NOVAROSSI Engine thread....
#7516
What about it's depth? Does 6.3mm any differ than other's 6mm? Can i use this bearing on my Picco mill?
#7518
#7519
Tech Adept
#7520
Tech Rookie
need help rebuilding
I recently purchased a few Rossi engines and they are all blown. They all need sleeves pistions and the works. Where can I get parts? Or is there somewhere I can send them to be rebuilt??? I'm new please help lol
#7523
#7524
Tech Prophet
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You will see everytime you break an engine in with excessively rich low speed needle you will blow out the front brng
Oil builds up in crankcase , when crankcase gets pressurized due to increased rpm the oil goes out through front bearing when crankcase is on sealed pulse of the loop
Oil builds up in crankcase , when crankcase gets pressurized due to increased rpm the oil goes out through front bearing when crankcase is on sealed pulse of the loop
#7525
Tech Master
#7526
Tech Adept
#7527
Tech Adept
You will see everytime you break an engine in with excessively rich low speed needle you will blow out the front brng
Oil builds up in crankcase , when crankcase gets pressurized due to increased rpm the oil goes out through front bearing when crankcase is on sealed pulse of the loop
Oil builds up in crankcase , when crankcase gets pressurized due to increased rpm the oil goes out through front bearing when crankcase is on sealed pulse of the loop
#7528
Tech Master
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Looking for a bit of advice, been in nitro a long time, ran Werks mostly. I decided to try the Mugen Beat BT5 as ive always wanted to try novarossi. I followed my normal break-in procedure, Heat cycle, with good results. I have less than 1 gallon and very low compression when cold, like wont hold itself up sideways when holding the flywheel. I pulled the filter and had a bit of dust on the top edge of the venturi but nothing seemed to be inside. I pulled the carb and the backplate at the track and everything looks fine with no signs of dirt getting in... I also just recently had issues with random shutting off and troubles with my idle once warm. Tried new plugs, checked fuel line and gaskets, clutch is good also. I am assuming something must have gotten in for this low of compression with less than a gallon, I guess I am just looking for opinions on whether to rebuild such a cheap motor or simply write it off and just get another?? I haven't pulled the P/S so I cant say to what condition they are in so This might be a bit premature, just a little bummed on the new motor.
#7529
Tech Master
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Looking for a bit of advice, been in nitro a long time, ran Werks mostly. I decided to try the Mugen Beat BT5 as ive always wanted to try novarossi. I followed my normal break-in procedure, Heat cycle, with good results. I have less than 1 gallon and very low compression when cold, like wont hold itself up sideways when holding the flywheel. I pulled the filter and had a bit of dust on the top edge of the venturi but nothing seemed to be inside. I pulled the carb and the backplate at the track and everything looks fine with no signs of dirt getting in... I also just recently had issues with random shutting off and troubles with my idle once warm. Tried new plugs, checked fuel line and gaskets, clutch is good also. I am assuming something must have gotten in for this low of compression with less than a gallon, I guess I am just looking for opinions on whether to rebuild such a cheap motor or simply write it off and just get another?? I haven't pulled the P/S so I cant say to what condition they are in so This might be a bit premature, just a little bummed on the new motor.
You will have to break it in again but its worth the $25. Make sure your pre heating for break in and taking piston to bottom of stroke when cooling.
#7530
Tech Master
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Sounds like you may have gotten some dirt or dust inside. I would pull the P/S and send it over to Ray at Rayaracing.com for a cleaning and resize.
You will have to break it in again but its worth the $25. Make sure your pre heating for break in and taking piston to bottom of stroke when cooling.
You will have to break it in again but its worth the $25. Make sure your pre heating for break in and taking piston to bottom of stroke when cooling.