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Cant drive 11-29-2016 01:11 PM


Originally Posted by Ofna2005 (Post 14751358)
Who has tested the Adam Drake motor ? What pipe worked best on it and how was your fuel mileage with the motor compared to what you was driving before you had this motor? Is it an easy motor to break in or does it take awhile like the Novarossi p5 ? What the differences between P5 and a Adam Drake motor they both are 5 port?


The engine is quite different than the p5, the crank has a different diameter and the porting is significantly different. It is a brilliant engine. It likes basically any novarossi pipe, I've tested the 9886, 9901, and the 9853. My personal favorite setup for this engine was 9886/41021 with a 7.5 Venturi. The top end is wayyy better compared to the p5. Mileage is basically the same as a standard p5.

Ofna2005 11-29-2016 01:33 PM

Hey man thanks for responding, I just purchased one of these to try . I have a 9901 that I wanted to try on it.

rotor head33 11-29-2016 02:42 PM

I have a drake with a 9901 and 41021. Fuel mileage is horrible for mine and it didn't last near as long as my reds r7. It produced pretty decent power but the internals are just generic grab off the shelf internals. Nothing special at all. Just another nova with a different color head.

Maximo 11-29-2016 02:54 PM

The Drake likes the 41005 manifold ... 9853,9901 seem to be the strongest

rotor head33 11-30-2016 05:39 AM

^^^ truth

rjkotzur 12-12-2016 07:07 AM

the top elite 5 is very similar to the nova p5 correct?

bash bros 12-13-2016 01:07 PM


Originally Posted by rjkotzur (Post 14765123)
the top elite 5 is very similar to the nova p5 correct?

Except for a few minor differences with the crank and piston, yeah it's very similar to the p5xlt. Both are solid engines in buggy or truggy.

GAPaman 12-13-2016 07:46 PM

Is anyone running a mito 7 in buggy? I want to try it. My home track is Thornhill, so ha nice areas to really let the engine unwind. Any recommendations on header and pipe to really get the top end to unwind? I'm coming from Triton and Picco, so my nova experience is limited.

-Greg

motoclay 12-13-2016 08:47 PM

Greg I have the Mito7 in my truggy with the 9901 pipe and 41031 conical header and I have removed .02mm shims.....motor is a beast at Thornhill!!

bigdog 12-13-2016 10:01 PM

I have recently purchased a Nova Rossi p5XLT and I really like the engine but I am looking for alittle more bottom end punch. I am running a Hotbodies 815v2 with a three shoe clutch. I am also running the 9901 pipe with the 41021 header. I bought a werks 4 shoe light clutch and plan on trying it out my next day of practice. I would like to know if there is anything else I should try other than getting a good tune for the bottom end needle. Thanks

cczjordan 12-14-2016 02:29 PM


Originally Posted by bigdog (Post 14767296)
I have recently purchased a Nova Rossi p5XLT and I really like the engine but I am looking for alittle more bottom end punch. I am running a Hotbodies 815v2 with a three shoe clutch. I am also running the 9901 pipe with the 41021 header. I bought a werks 4 shoe light clutch and plan on trying it out my next day of practice. I would like to know if there is anything else I should try other than getting a good tune for the bottom end needle. Thanks

41020 manifold or 9853/41021

Maximo 12-14-2016 02:40 PM


Originally Posted by bigdog (Post 14767296)
I have recently purchased a Nova Rossi p5XLT and I really like the engine but I am looking for alittle more bottom end punch. I am running a Hotbodies 815v2 with a three shoe clutch. I am also running the 9901 pipe with the 41021 header. I bought a werks 4 shoe light clutch and plan on trying it out my next day of practice. I would like to know if there is anything else I should try other than getting a good tune for the bottom end needle. Thanks


take 0.1 mm to 0.2 mm head shim out....it will wake that engine right up...as well get rid of the 41021 manifold, its a little on the long side and tends to soften the power ...swap to a 41033, 41001 and the engine will improve quite a bit

bypass911 12-14-2016 02:44 PM


Originally Posted by bigdog (Post 14767296)
I have recently purchased a Nova Rossi p5XLT and I really like the engine but I am looking for alittle more bottom end punch. I am running a Hotbodies 815v2 with a three shoe clutch. I am also running the 9901 pipe with the 41021 header. I bought a werks 4 shoe light clutch and plan on trying it out my next day of practice. I would like to know if there is anything else I should try other than getting a good tune for the bottom end needle. Thanks

Hard to believe you want more bottom on a P5. I run Keep Off 4 and have too much bottom. I see so many people leaning the bottom too much to get more run time, but lose bottom end power. Try richening up the bottom a bit. I ran P5's and have tons and tons of bottom even with 9901/41201. Or it can also be your bottom is too rich? Either way, P5 feels just as powerful as my Picco 5TX on the bottom.

Audiobahnaholic 12-14-2016 04:01 PM


Originally Posted by Maximo (Post 14768060)
take 0.1 mm to 0.2 mm head shim out....it will wake that engine right up...as well get rid of the 41021 manifold, its a little on the long side and tends to soften the power ...swap to a 41033, 41001 and the engine will improve quite a bit

Can you remove the shim on all nova engines? I'm running a plus 4 btt and thought about doing this

nick m 12-14-2016 08:40 PM


Originally Posted by Audiobahnaholic (Post 14768144)
Can you remove the shim on all nova engines? I'm running a plus 4 btt and thought about doing this

i would say after the engine is totaly break in ...after the first galon ,,,yes you can...i aways remove a shim after 3-4 ltrs---...but i stay at 25 fuel ,,,i wouldnt recomend someone to remove a shim while using 30 fuels...and ofcourse after removing a shim you always start with checking how it responds ..looking after the temperature and hearing for strange diferent noises ,,,..there are sometimes that after removing a shim you realise that you need a new rod or a new main bearing...in some engines you need a diferent type of plug...litle colder..sometimes its all superb ...just at the begining after the shim take out you pay attention ,,,,,,,,,then you enjoy ...a more alive engine ,,,and always better botom end...:nod:


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