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Originally Posted by rangulo
The motors ran in florida state race May 20-21 and had an alright showing. Juaqin Desoto the owner of RCP ran them but was average in its first showing. Chuck Moon ran one and it was also just average next to the Mega Max of Paolo Morganti and Scotty Gray. The number one mugen driver in Florida Phillip Abed ran a ninja for maybe one qualifier only to pull it out and replace it with a 35plus and than he won the race.
The person I know who ran one said they were good motors but lacked the bottom end and rip of a 35plus and went back to the old faithful when the stuff hit the fan. Maybe they need more time with the motos to figure them out and get the to run. They are a good value and would be a great step for the hobby as far as prices go.. |
the mega motor also had some issues in the main with flaming out. image that
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Originally Posted by rocca30
the mega motor also had some issues in the main with flaming out. image that
Ralphie that you :sweat: :D :D :sweat: |
whats up robert? thats me
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Originally Posted by rangulo
The person I know who ran one said they were good motors but lacked the bottom end and rip of a 35plus and went back to the old faithful when the stuff hit the fan. Maybe they need more time with the motos to figure them out and get the to run. They are a good value and would be a great step for the hobby as far as prices go..
Just some info... http://www.mugenseiki.com/2006scon_rd2-e.htm And I can assure you that engines were BOX STOCK. In fact, the engine which used the winner of the race were a unit that went out of the carrying bag of a dealer, he broke their engine and needed an inmediate replacement. Their low-end is considered 'soft', but you really need a low-end grunt that could make your car unstable and twitchy to drive? what you need are a powerful mid-rpms and great high-end. |
Broke in the MR21 r01 the other day and sure sounds and looks like it has alot of promise. First club race day today with the motor, will let you guys know what I think this evening. So far the quaility of the unit is awesome. Will post more tonight. I personally think it's better already than my 321P that I've been running for the past 12 months. :nod:
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Originally Posted by finchy
I personally think it's better already than my 321P that I've been running for the past 12 months. :nod:
Nice, all these results posted here, but why didn't any Ninja engine make it to the final of the European Championship last weekend?..... In fact there were not driving many..... This must also have it's reasons...... |
Originally Posted by M7H
First give the engine also 12 Months...... :sneaky:
Nice, all these results posted here, but why didn't any Ninja engine make it to the final of the European Championship last weekend?..... In fact there were not driving many..... This must also have it's reasons...... And the most important, many of those have engine sponsorship deals they have to honor. Other important thing I've seen (and is misleading or at least confusing for the people that doesn't know Lostallo track) everyone had problems with the runtime, is the side effect of such big track with lots of time at full throttle. I've been following your posts here and other thread and never found anything constructive on them, why to bother post on those threads? go to your preferred threads and have a talk there. I don't like Snake pit cars nor their Mega line of engines (and yes... had a snake car and a snake engine and got ripped - The car was a Spirit M2 and that thing they called engine was the infamous S-Power 2000/Cipolla crap), but this isn't a valid reason (at least for me...) to go and bash, post answers without anything constructive there. If you feel fine with snake cars and snake engines, ok.. is your choose, go and post there and leave the others do the same on the thread of their choose. |
Originally Posted by Corse-R
I've been following your posts here and other thread and never found anything constructive on them
Ok, Your right about the engine being maybe to "new".... But the results posted by You from the Spanish championship don't tell me that it is a good engine, results made in BIG events do...... and yes I know that those engine are "team" engines, but it is fair to compare the brands...... In the Dutch championship I run in, the Mugen/Ninja combo is also the one to beat, but this is mainly because RickV is holding the steering wheel...... And comparing a Snake car from more then 25 Years ago to what level they are on now is not really fair is it?..... On what level was Mugen then?....... I don't like the "hype" which is build around this engine, because I saw 6 of them running, and am not impressed, It's just... average..... Yes it looks to be a nice engine for the bucks, but reliability still needs to be proven. Remember the Mega DSII for what it looks is a faster engine, maybe also still with some reliability issues, but less expensive then a Ninja...... Atleast BOTH engine are a lot cheaper then Novarossi engines, and this is a good point..... |
I'll reply you by PM, don't want to be Off-topic here. :o
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Ok, we both have our opinions, and that is what an open forum is for, but regarding the Ninja engines "rangulo" had the same impression....
Originally Posted by rangulo
The motors ran in florida state race May 20-21 and had an alright showing. Juaqin Desoto the owner of RCP ran them but was average in its first showing. Chuck Moon ran one and it was also just average compared to the Mega DSII of Paolo Morganti and Scotty Gray. The number one mugen driver in Florida Phillip Abed ran a Ninja for only for the last qualifier to pull it out and replace it with a 35plus and than he won the race.
The person I know who ran one said they were good motors but lacked the bottom end and rip of a 35plus and went back to the old faithful when the stuff hit the fan. Maybe they need more time with the motos to figure them out and get the to run. They are a good value and would be a great step for the hobby as far as prices go.. |
chuck moons ninja was just as fast as the paolo moded mega (sorry if i spelt it wrong) and it was bone stock i watched them open the fancy plastic box now that is saying a lot but they are also running them at 320 degrees but Art said they run so hot because the temp probe goes straight to the block. i baught one so i will get back to you guys on how the motor performs i will be running it at the G L C :lol:
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Originally Posted by mugendude
chuck moons ninja was just as fast as the paolo moded mega (sorry if i spelt it wrong) and it was bone stock i watched them open the fancy plastic box now that is saying a lot but they are also running them at 320 degrees but Art said they run so hot because the temp probe goes straight to the block. i baught one so i will get back to you guys on how the motor performs i will be running it at the G L C :lol:
Originally Posted by Roniel_R
Chris:
It was a great performance by Scotty and Paolo with the new Mega DSII engines,specially because it gave them a chance to compare then to other engines like the Ninja and the Novarossi based engines that other drivers ran this weekend,i was not able to go this weekend but i know that Scotty and Paolo were atleast 6 to 7 tenths faster then the rest ,i hope this give Team Serpent a chance to have a great product to compete with and prove that Picco can provide great engines,see yah in a couple of weeks at the "NATS" Only because they came out of a box?...... This is exactly why we will never come to an agreement about this subject...... :D |
we ran 3 of them at the rams club here in nor/cal we ran them with all
the headshims .050 total and minus 1 at .040 i belive it ran beter minus 1 , we did get some hi temps but as art said we our taking the temp much closer , we got up to 360 , after the race we took them apart no damage, good pinch, and not 1 plug blown or distorted they are not jps , but they do have performance and at 1/2 the price its a good deal . |
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