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Looked through this thread a decent amount and didn't really get a clear answer on what I was looking for. So, I have been running a olser P5XS for some time now with a J-P3 pipe which gets the job done, but I feel there is more than likely something better for it out there. I typically run a mediumish size track. What nova header/pipe combo is best for this motor? Thanks
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Originally Posted by cleblanc
(Post 8768448)
Looked through this thread a decent amount and didn't really get a clear answer on what I was looking for. So, I have been running a olser P5XS for some time now with a J-P3 pipe which gets the job done, but I feel there is more than likely something better for it out there. I typically run a mediumish size track. What nova header/pipe combo is best for this motor? Thanks
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Originally Posted by cleblanc
(Post 8768448)
Looked through this thread a decent amount and didn't really get a clear answer on what I was looking for. So, I have been running a olser P5XS for some time now with a J-P3 pipe which gets the job done, but I feel there is more than likely something better for it out there. I typically run a mediumish size track. What nova header/pipe combo is best for this motor? Thanks
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Originally Posted by Maximo
(Post 8764436)
I'll stick to my guns on this one boys...the LRP 30 has got nothin on a Picco 28 !
Ntrain if you got the cash, then buy one of my converted OS 28's... its a really badass MT engine, but it aint cheap ! The only OS engine I know of that is spinstart capable is the OS Max .30VG ES ABL motor, but I havent heard much on it compared to the Picco's and other higher quality engines. |
Originally Posted by cleblanc
(Post 8768651)
Just for the record, gonna be in a buggy. Thanks for the responses so far.
You should see a nice jump in fuel mileage and a smoother midrange pull compared to the JP3 (which SUCKS fuel). |
Originally Posted by mblgjr
(Post 8771594)
For Buggy: 41021/9901
You should see a nice jump in fuel mileage and a smoother midrange pull compared to the JP3 (which SUCKS fuel)./ seems to work decent on the 4 ports though :confused: |
Originally Posted by houston
(Post 8771642)
it does on the 5 ports
seems to work decent on the 4 ports though :confused: The 5 ports have lower transfer timing and higher blowdown timing so the transfer ports will close sooner and the exhaust port remains open longer so the enigne will scavage differently from say the Plus 4 which has higher transfer timing and lower blowdown timing which means the transfer remain open longer and the exhaust closes sooner. The longer the blowdown timing, the longer the pipe needs to be and the opposite holds true for shorter blowdown. Now where the Plus 4 excells over say the stock P5 is even though the blowdown timing is longer in the P5 than the Plus 4, the location of the ports in relation to the crank intake timing makes a difference. The Plus 4 ports are higher in relation therefore prefers and benefits more from the longer pipes than the P5 does with lower port to crank intake relation. The Plus 4 also has 3 case induction ports closer in size so the pressure is equalized more across the board where the P5 has 2 larger transfer induction areas and a smaller booster area so the velocity accellerates in the booster and slows down in the transfer areas creating a different chamber fill and a slightly different loop scavaging effect. It doesn't neccessarily mean it's a bad thing, just gives the engine different running and tuning characteristics. There is definately a science when it comes to pairing pipes with engine designs and yes, most engine designs are close as far as overall timing specs but there is enough of a difference between them that certain pipes will excell on some and not fair as well with others. There are also some what I would call neutral pipes that work decent on just about any engine you throw them on but again may not be the best for it but it will run decent either way and get you in the ballpark. |
Desoto Racing - Novarossi
We will be attending the Psycho Nitro Blast this weekend in Georgia. If you need any setup help or have any questions please do not hesitate to stop by our pit area.
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Originally Posted by jdesoto
(Post 8777253)
We will be attending the Psycho Nitro Blast this weekend in Georgia. If you need any setup help or have any questions please do not hesitate to stop by our pit area.
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New Nova engines are ballistic. The BTT & BTTS accelerate like they are launched from a rocket plus we are getting 12 minutes of runtime!!! Stay tuned for results from the first round of Qualifying at the PNB race in Georgia.
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sounds great.
Which glowplug and pipe do you use in the BTT engine? Are you running the BTT in both classes or do you use the bonito engine for truggy? |
Originally Posted by reel
(Post 8788454)
sounds great.
Which glowplug and pipe do you use in the BTT engine? Are you running the BTT in both classes or do you use the bonito engine for truggy? 41021/9901 Btt for buggy Bonito for truggy |
hey guys just picked up a new p5 for my d8t. Is it cool to run 30% right off the bat? manual says 25 max. What do you guys think. I used to run 30% last season with good results but I reall wanna prolong the life of this motor as much as possible. Any good avice?
Also I have a dynamite 053 hard anodized pipe but ppl are recommending the 086...any reason for this? |
Originally Posted by tonyv2382
(Post 8829030)
hey guys just picked up a new p5 for my d8t. Is it cool to run 30% right off the bat? manual says 25 max. What do you guys think. I used to run 30% last season with good results but I reall wanna prolong the life of this motor as much as possible. Any good avice?
Also I have a dynamite 053 hard anodized pipe but ppl are recommending the 086...any reason for this? as far as pipes , what are you gonna be running it on? truggy the 053mr will be just fine , buggy i would recommend and 086hs or if you can get the real deal a 9886/41021 , 2013 pipe also works great |
Does the BTT get better run time then the plus4? Most say they are not seeing much Diff from the BTT from the plus4.
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