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Originally Posted by Grinder
The rod is the same. 17006
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What are the main diffrence between the Plus 12-3 and Plus 12-3 SC.
I only recognized that the SC have ceramic ball bearings and a 11.9mm crankshaft. |
I know C = Rear Ceramic Bearings, T = Turbo Crankshaft, but I don't know what S means ?
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Originally Posted by Delta9
I will normally clean my airfilters about 4 times before throwing away, sometimes less if they look dodgey. as long as you clean it from the inside out its fine as it wont push the dust into airfilter, i use denatured alcohol or petrol to clean my airfilters.
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Originally Posted by SalvadoriRacing
17006 is the front bearing (not for the SCT, only for the previous ones)
the conrod code is 07601 and yes it's the same conrod of NS/NSR series.... Thanks to all!! |
Originally Posted by jaykay
What are the main diffrence between the Plus 12-3 and Plus 12-3 SC.
I only recognized that the SC have ceramic ball bearings and a 11.9mm crankshaft. |
interesting to see that they went to 11.9mm rather then 12mm with the crank, i guess it makes buying replacement bearings hard without getting genuine ones.
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Is this ROAR/IFMAR legal
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Does the 353 have too many holes in the cylinder to be legal?
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Originally Posted by Grinder
Does the 353 have too many holes in the cylinder to be legal?
Actually, better don't nail me at all :lol: :weird: |
Hi guys:
The new 2630 pipe is good for the old NSR12s5 engine? regards |
i know orion had protests at the worlds from the other manufacturers regarding the slits they had in their liners on the wasp rev, i'm sure it got over ruled because they were not extra holes, but a hole with a slit so not technically extra holes in the liner...
the extra holes in the nova while technically not part of the combustion process are extra holes in the liner because they are holes, this could be a very grey area on legality indeed. |
I have a JP Mod Plus 12 - 3 and have been told that the "C" designates 11 ceramic bearings. Without the "C" there are 9 ceramic bearings.
Can anyone confirm or deny this? Thanks |
Hi All, I was wondering if you can put a 7 port Plus-7 p/s into a 5 port Plus-5? Like the older 7 ports in the p5. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by Grinder
Does the 353 have too many holes in the cylinder to be legal?
5.1 Appendix 7 The engine may have a total capacity of not more than 2.11 cc. They shall be air-cooled, with front rotary valve, two-stroke induction. The engines may have e maximum of four (4) ports in the liner, including the exhaust port, seen with the piston at lowest position. No form of forced induction is allowed. No form of variable port timing. Only glow plug ignition is allowed. One additional gap in the bottom (skirt) of the piston is allowed. Additional slits or holes in the liner for cooling purposes are allowed as long as they do not reach the top of the piston at lowest position. Standard and conical glow plugs allowed. Where ever we say hole in this rule we mean a hole that is surrounded completely by material. and i also know that because of the protest aver the Orion engines at the Worlds, IFMAR also ruled that slits or holes in the liner, below the piston at BDC are legal AFM |
Originally Posted by afm
THIS IS THE NEW EFRA RULE CONCERNING .12 ENGINES
5.1 Appendix 7 The engine may have a total capacity of not more than 2.11 cc. They shall be air-cooled, with front rotary valve, two-stroke induction. The engines may have e maximum of four (4) ports in the liner, including the exhaust port, seen with the piston at lowest position. No form of forced induction is allowed. No form of variable port timing. Only glow plug ignition is allowed. One additional gap in the bottom (skirt) of the piston is allowed. Additional slits or holes in the liner for cooling purposes are allowed as long as they do not reach the top of the piston at lowest position. Standard and conical glow plugs allowed. Where ever we say hole in this rule we mean a hole that is surrounded completely by material. and i also know that because of the protest aver the Orion engines at the Worlds, IFMAR also ruled that slits or holes in the liner, below the piston at BDC are legal AFM |
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