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houston 07-21-2011 08:21 PM


Originally Posted by nitroburnt (Post 9423023)
Evening guys. I'm running the Nitrotec in an rc8b. Probably not completely broken in yet (a little less than 1 gal). I'm having an issue with a soggy midrange. If I nail it from a stop, it pulls clean, and revs out good. But if I'm rolling on the throttle, like coming out of a sweeper, onto the straight, it sounds really rich, and doesn't RPM well. Low end doesn't seem too rich. If I pinch the fuel line it revs up and wants to stall in about 3 seconds. Again, if I pin it from a stop, everything seems great, it's only when I'm already slightly on throttle and the go to full throttle, sounds blubbery. Temps are around 250 after 10 minutes, smokes a little, but not excessive. Been running Trinity 30%and the Nova #6 plug it came with. Any thoughts? Thanks!

pipe?

jin2803 07-22-2011 03:23 AM

Hi check with u guys , can BTTS use Odonell plug???

nitroburnt 07-22-2011 03:31 AM


Originally Posted by houston (Post 9423053)
pipe?

Losi RE11. Running on a kind of large, dusty track.

JoeC 07-22-2011 05:39 AM

If doing the pinch test and it's dieing at 3 seconds isn't that alittle lean on the bottom? Could it be a lean bog situation once it hits the mid range?

scrapsz 07-22-2011 09:38 AM

Considering going back to Novarossi after two years racing the Ninja JX and OS Speed engines.

Is the only difference between the 21-4 BTTS and BTT the ceramic front bearing? For Mugen 6T truggy...the 2096 pipe with short header providing a stronger bottom yet still sing on top?

Thanks in advance!

houston 07-22-2011 01:10 PM


Originally Posted by scrapsz (Post 9424983)
Considering going back to Novarossi after two years racing the Ninja JX and OS Speed engines.

Is the only difference between the 21-4 BTTS and BTT the ceramic front bearing? For Mugen 6T truggy...the 2096 pipe with short header providing a stronger bottom yet still sing on top?

Thanks in advance!

btt and btts difference is the front bearing yes

plus 21-4 (in any form) with 2096ss/41029 will work great in a mugen truck , i prefer more torque like the p5xlt but that personal preference

lmk if you need anything

great truggy combo p5xlt w/17011 front bearing replacement , houston tuned and silicone filled crank and 9853ss/41029 would be my recommendation , the 2096ss is becoming more and more my fav pipe though :nod:

ask around and let others feedback tell ya about the combo mentioned

houston 07-22-2011 01:13 PM


Originally Posted by nitroburnt (Post 9423957)
Losi RE11. Running on a kind of large, dusty track.

hate to say it but the re11 is not that good on novarossi engines ;)

many guys have been using the orion 2013 on the nitrotec with great success , the same pipes that are recommended for novarossi engines would be the same for the (novarossi 3 port) nitrotec

nick64merc 07-22-2011 01:13 PM

Has anyone tried the 2096 pipe on a Bonito yet? I just picked up a 2096 to try out but I was wondering if anyone had any feed back on it?

houston 07-22-2011 01:18 PM


Originally Posted by nick64merc (Post 9425726)
Has anyone tried the 2096 pipe on a Bonito yet? I just picked up a 2096 to try out but I was wondering if anyone had any feed back on it?

not on the bonito but yes on the p5xlt , plus 21-4 and a few other novarossi made engines ;)

nick64merc 07-22-2011 01:33 PM

I was running the 9901/21 combo on it and it was real nice super smooth and great mileage. I am hoping to get a little more performance out of this pipe compared to the 9901. I put the 9901 on my FMS in my buggy. I am going to try it out on the 6th so if no one has a report on the performance of the 2096 I will report back my findings on this setup.

houston 07-22-2011 01:35 PM


Originally Posted by nick64merc (Post 9425778)
I was running the 9901/21 combo on it and it was real nice super smooth and great mileage. I am hoping to get a little more performance out of this pipe compared to the 9901. I put the 9901 on my FMS in my buggy. I am going to try it out on the 6th so if no one has a report on the performance of the 2096 I will report back my findings on this setup.

nice Nick , post it up bro :nod:


its a forum and forums are all abpupot sharing and caring ;)

scrapsz 07-22-2011 04:01 PM


Originally Posted by houston (Post 9425717)
btt and btts difference is the front bearing yes

plus 21-4 (in any form) with 2096ss/41029 will work great in a mugen truck , i prefer more torque like the p5xlt but that personal preference

lmk if you need anything

great truggy combo p5xlt w/17011 front bearing replacement , houston tuned and silicone filled crank and 9853ss/41029 would be my recommendation , the 2096ss is becoming more and more my fav pipe though :nod:

ask around and let others feedback tell ya about the combo mentioned

Thanks for the feedback, Monty. My only concern with the p5 is fuel economy. I do not have a smooth trigger finger and the P5 can be a fuel hog if you're not butter smooth. I know there's a fine line between having torque and fuel economy. Right now my OS engines get insane fuel economy but I'm searching for some more torque to replace their over abundance of smoothness.

nitroburnt 07-22-2011 06:31 PM


Originally Posted by JoeC (Post 9424181)
If doing the pinch test and it's dieing at 3 seconds isn't that alittle lean on the bottom? Could it be a lean bog situation once it hits the mid range?

I think it is a little on the lean side on bottom end. I wanted to make SURE I wasn't too rich (low end), causing it to need a too lean top end. I think it's time to try different pipes. This is the only engine I've ran this pipe with, and the only engine I've has this issue with! Thanks for the reply.

nitroburnt 07-22-2011 06:36 PM


Originally Posted by houston (Post 9425722)
hate to say it but the re11 is not that good on novarossi engines ;)

many guys have been using the orion 2013 on the nitrotec with great success , the same pipes that are recommended for novarossi engines would be the same for the (novarossi 3 port) nitrotec

Thanks for the input. I've heard good things about the 2013, may be my next investment (investment?). Is this the BEST choice for this engine in a buggy?

houston 07-22-2011 07:41 PM


Originally Posted by scrapsz (Post 9426210)
Thanks for the feedback, Monty. My only concern with the p5 is fuel economy. I do not have a smooth trigger finger and the P5 can be a fuel hog if you're not butter smooth. I know there's a fine line between having torque and fuel economy. Right now my OS engines get insane fuel economy but I'm searching for some more torque to replace their over abundance of smoothness.

Call me 5035446624

Trust me you can get insane mileage with a p5xlt ;)


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