![]() |
Originally Posted by Greg B
(Post 7961908)
I didn't know that anyone had run the engine yet. I don't know about pipe as I need to find out if it's going to make it in the states.
Just found the article. http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4085/...b14d707b_z.jpg |
The sleeve,carb, and head looks similar to the werks b5.
|
this engine is based off of a rb engine
|
This engine is a Force .21 .....it is also branded as the OFNA JL .21 and RB K9/K10...........
|
Originally Posted by Maximo
(Post 7970363)
This engine is a Force .21 .....it is also branded as the OFNA JL .21 and RB K9/K10...........
|
Just talked to the Danish distributor. I'll get my HPI engine in a few days :nod:
|
Originally Posted by Maximo
(Post 7970363)
This engine is a Force .21 .....it is also branded as the OFNA JL .21 and RB K9/K10...........
|
Originally Posted by Lille-bror
(Post 7975623)
Do you know which pipe and header HPI recommend?? RB suggest 2045 for their Killer 10 engine.
|
Originally Posted by xxxntwv
(Post 7975862)
I've found the losi re10 really wakes the engine up.The 2045 really kills the power and doesn't get much better fuel economy.With the re10 I get between 8-9 minutes on my JL in a buggy.
Thanks alot :-) I haven't got that pipe but will try a Novarossi 9901 and a Hong Nor 2047 + 4 different headers. I'll let you know - perhaps in next week. I'll receive the engine tomorrow :nod: |
Originally Posted by xxxntwv
(Post 7975862)
I've found the losi re10 really wakes the engine up.The 2045 really kills the power and doesn't get much better fuel economy.With the re10 I get between 8-9 minutes on my JL in a buggy.
|
The beauty is in the house :nod:
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4125/...25fdf9d44f.jpg Uses turbo plugs. Novarossi venturies fits in the carburator, so I can go down to 6 mm venturi, to see runtime and low end power. I'll not compare it against a Novarossi Plus 4 engine (so damn powerfull :nod:), but against my NOSRAM RS .21 RR engine. |
What a great engine :nod:
Broke her in using the heat cycle. Took 2½ liter of fuel before she (he???!!! :D) dropped the balls :lol: Easy to adjust - even with 6 mm Novarossi venturi. Steady as a rock. |
Originally Posted by Maximo
(Post 7977294)
+1...the RE10 is great on the engine...the JP3 is also great................the 2045 works, but reduces the power quite a bit..
I used my Hong Nor 2047 (2-chamber) pipe for the break-in and some normal practise. I thought that pipe worked great on the engine... Until I tried my Novarossi 9901 pipe! GOD DAMN, that pipe put some power in the engine!!!! Much more power, more than a minute longer runtime on a tank of fuel, and even easier to adjust!!! I had to LEAN the HSN 1/3 of a turn to get her run just clean on the straight. I didn't want to compare this engine with my Novarossi plus engines... But they are damn close...!!!!! :sneaky: This engine is compareble with much expenciver engines with just a little shorter runtime - just choise the right pipe :). I run O'Donnell 77T plug, 20% nitro, stock shim an a NOSRAM (long and ]-shaped) header. Next year I'll try the Novarossi 41021 header (shorter header and )-shaped). Honestly, thats a REALLY great engine!!!!:nod: Anyone wants to try a new engine???? Buy a HPI!!! :nod: |
Happy New Year! :p
I've just tested my new JP-3 pipe to make a comparison to my Novarossi 9901 pipe. It's winther here in Denmark, so I could only drive on a frosen lawn. The performance seemed to be similar between the two pipes and the carburator setting was similar too. I've to test in the sping on our track to see bottom and top power between the two pipes. |
Originally Posted by CKmaxx
(Post 7866694)
It's called marketing. The newbs just love to see inflated hp and rpm numbers. But in the end, it's still a $200-2 gallon motor.
i bet your one of them guys who wont try it because its cheap. why would ryan lutz run a 2 gallon motor? idk mybe because it lasts for alot dam longer.... |
| All times are GMT -7. It is currently 03:12 PM. |
Powered By: vBulletin v3.9.3.9 Patch Level 3
Copyright © 2026 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands. All rights reserved. Use of this site indicates your consent to the Terms of Use.