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Old 05-16-2019 | 01:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Dabeardedbro
seems since werks b5 pro 2 is backprdered for atleast another month and ive heard great things about the novarossi p5xlt 2019 revised edition. I want to know what best combo for a manifold and pipe for my truggy. Realistically id like something thats good in both bottom and top end. Mix of both, not soo strong leaning towards one or the other. Going on a losi 8ight truggu. Also looking for a new clutch setup. Whats good?
speed spec 2 or 3 with a 2035 pipe is my favorite engine set up. If u can’t find one then a 2090 with a 75-80mm header.

Clutch im using silver springs where the gold were and gold where the green were. Love the hit.
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Old 05-16-2019 | 03:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Matt Piva

speed spec 2 or 3 with a 2035 pipe is my favorite engine set up. If u can’t find one then a 2090 with a 75-80mm header.

Clutch im using silver springs where the gold were and gold where the green were. Love the hit.
Well at least you answered his clutch question. He can get the p5 and the pipe/header for the price of the over priced OS. Read some people like the 41021/9901 combo. But haven't heard much about the new p5 altogether
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Old 05-16-2019 | 04:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Matt Piva

speed spec 2 or 3 with a 2035 pipe is my favorite engine set up. If u can’t find one then a 2090 with a 75-80mm header.

Clutch im using silver springs where the gold were and gold where the green were. Love the hit.
any good preassembled or clutch/flywheel kits? Like the werks ones? Dont know if i should goto lightweight or medium.

Also not looking for OS. P5 engine need a good header/pipe combo that has both bottom and top end. Somewhere in the middle not one that leans more one way then another.
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Old 05-17-2019 | 01:02 AM
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Hello everyone,
I bought this year the novarossi rolling and began to break in a little like the video from adam drake when he broke in the rex legend 4, but i did it in multiple steps (After few tanks i stopped the engine to cool down).
After about one liter the engine began to leak through the front bearing. I used Labema run in fuel (1 Liter) and now Labemax/Labema one (engine has 2 Liters now, and the engine runs leaner, but problem persists, even if it is not as much as before).
I don't know if it the Crankcase, the crankshaft or if it is the bearing ...I’m tempted to buy the avid ceramic bearings for the engine.Few years ago I bought the n21b 5 port engine (collaboration between Novarossi and Racing experience in France) and I’m really happy with it: Constant mileage, power, good runtimes and no troubles.You can give me some good advice Greetings from France !
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Old 05-17-2019 | 01:33 AM
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I forgot to specify the kind of leaking: oil/fuel around the center diff, clutch...
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Old 05-18-2019 | 06:57 PM
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Originally Posted by goldfluss
I forgot to specify the kind of leaking: oil/fuel around the center diff, clutch...
That is a culprit of a leaky bearing. Even after you leaned it out and got the tune right, it still leaked? Did you clean it and double check. Pop in a new bearing.
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Old 05-20-2019 | 08:06 AM
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p5 with 41021/9901 combo is what I like the best
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Old 05-20-2019 | 08:32 AM
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My buddy runs his with a werks 2013 pipe and header and has plenty of bottom end and runs good all threw out.
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Old 05-20-2019 | 10:56 AM
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what plug do you guys recommend for the paloma .21 gold head version?
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Old 05-20-2019 | 12:03 PM
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CTO5 0º to 10º
CTO6 10º to 25º
CTO7 25º to 40º
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Old 05-20-2019 | 03:34 PM
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I'm using a 2096, 41021 pipe header combo with the Nova P5XLT-16 and it works out great for my truggy.
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Old 05-20-2019 | 05:18 PM
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P5 with 9886 w.square header
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Old 05-20-2019 | 11:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Chad Millikan
That is a culprit of a leaky bearing. Even after you leaned it out and got the tune right, it still leaked? Did you clean it and double check. Pop in a new bearing.
Hey Chad,
after closer look, it seemed to be the center diff that was leaking on the chassis, mea culpa... The engine is still a little rich, but runs really great !

Thanks for your time and have a nive day !
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Old 05-28-2019 | 12:47 PM
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Anyone know what type/size (part number please) of starter shaft/rod the rotorstart of a truggy 28-8 accepts? I have the truggy 28-8 pullstart and would like to at least have the rotostart parts as a spare set due to the defective pullstart design I've dealt with (the rotating pullstart assembly binds since there's not enough space between the crank and pull start housing). I've added a paper gasket, and while that has worked it has gotten soft and tries to bind so I need a metal spacer. So if I never progress with that I want something that's a permanent solution. I've never dealt with rotostarts and have no idea what shaft/rod it takes.

I found this 22804-1 but have no idea what that is specifically or what it's compatible with.
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Old 05-28-2019 | 05:20 PM
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Anyone know what type/size (part number please) of starter shaft/rod the rotorstart of a truggy 28-8 accepts? I have the truggy 28-8 pullstart and would like to at least have the rotostart parts as a spare set due to the defective pullstart design I've dealt with (the rotating pullstart assembly binds since there's not enough space between the crank and pull start housing). I've added a paper gasket, and while that has worked it has gotten soft and tries to bind so I need a metal spacer. So if I never progress with that I want something that's a permanent solution. I've never dealt with rotostarts and have no idea what shaft/rod it takes.

I found this 22804-1 but have no idea what that is specifically or what it's compatible with.
Off-Road Nitro Engines - NOVA - NOVAROSSI WORLD

click on the link. scroll down and find your motor. click on it.. on the right side of the new screen there will be an "exploded view" click on it and all parts will be listed.

but looks like these parts are needed for pull start to work
22812
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22803

plus the screws and oring
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