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asw7576 01-08-2009 08:06 PM


Originally Posted by Roelof (Post 5243204)
The latest devellopment from Novarossi are the tuned and pre-runned engines.

I've got the hunch the factory would cherry pick the best performance engines while doing the pre running test, and then sell the rest as pre runned.

Btw, Are pre runned engines also means already break in ?

Nitro-Racer* 01-09-2009 09:59 AM

from what i undersood they are broken-in ready to race...(correct me if i am wrong)

Roelof 01-09-2009 11:17 AM


Originally Posted by Nitro-Racer* (Post 5271643)
from what i undersood they are broken-in ready to race...(correct me if i am wrong)

Yes but it is wise to start slowly to feel if the engine is ready to race or does need some tanks more with easy driving.

Nitro-Racer* 01-09-2009 12:45 PM

yes of course that is obvious. you will surely make sure that it is ok to race it, and because i like to go easy on break-in i would continiou breaking in the engine, better safe than sorry....:nod:

grub 01-09-2009 03:45 PM


Originally Posted by NiTrO BoOsTeR (Post 5247166)
Hey guys just wondering what sort of pipe would be best for the
Novarossi 3SCT Tuned, i got the Skyline VR12+ and the Mugen Pipe (2501) it is for a short technical track with a 30m back straight.

thanks

Mitchell

mate try the novamax 2602 you may lose more tyre :lol: has awsemone bottom end i run the medium header it also better on fuel than the 2630 also the rb 2604 is similer

suntok2 01-09-2009 06:59 PM


Originally Posted by silverM3 (Post 5268105)
Just got the 367 from rc-toro.com. I am currently using it with 9886, but there seems to be not much torque at the low end compared to my OS Vspec. What pipe should I get to bring the torque out? thanks in advance


9853

VA_Racer 01-11-2009 05:30 PM

Ok I have seen this on here before but can't find it anywhere so here it is again. On the 12 3sct what does the s, c, and the t mean?

NiTrO BoOsTeR 01-11-2009 06:06 PM

haha i just worked this out when i was buying my Sct

the S is silicon ramp in the crank shaft

the C is Ceramic Rear Bearing

and the T is a tuned crankshaft

now if you get the Tuned version it has some modding done to the sleeve i believe.

there are different combinations if you look on the Novarossi website i think its the ST which has the silicon and the tuned crankshaft

the SC which has the Silicon and the Ceramic bearing

or the SCT which has the Silicon and the Ceramic and the Tuned crankshaft.

hope this helps

NiTrO BoOsTeR 01-11-2009 06:12 PM


Originally Posted by Nitro-Racer* (Post 5271643)
from what i undersood they are broken-in ready to race...(correct me if i am wrong)


Originally Posted by Roelof (Post 5271878)
Yes but it is wise to start slowly to feel if the engine is ready to race or does need some tanks more with easy driving.


Originally Posted by Nitro-Racer* (Post 5272149)
yes of course that is obvious. you will surely make sure that it is ok to race it, and because i like to go easy on break-in i would continiou breaking in the engine, better safe than sorry....:nod:

actually it is run for 30min at the factory

Quote from the Novarossi Website

"The engines with a Pre-Run treatment are ready to win your race with, they have ran 30 minutes on our in-house engine bench with more oil and less nitro in the fuel."

now i would say there 30min of running in isnt enough to go and hammer the engine, i believe it is just used to reduce the time it takes, cause i just put about a 1L of fuel through my 3SCT tuned and its still has heaps of pinch at TDC and it took over an hour to put 1L through it.

From what i can understand this 30min would be the time used to idle it so you can start running it round on a track on rich settings.

but that is what i am interpreting from there website.

Mitchell

VA_Racer 01-11-2009 06:22 PM

Yep it helps, I couldn't remember what the s was.

Riketsu 01-11-2009 07:45 PM


Originally Posted by NiTrO BoOsTeR (Post 5280005)
haha i just worked this out when i was buying my Sct

the S is silicon ramp in the crank shaft

the C is Ceramic Rear Bearing

and the T is a tuned crankshaft

now if you get the Tuned version it has some modding done to the sleeve i believe.

there are different combinations if you look on the Novarossi website i think its the ST which has the silicon and the tuned crankshaft

the SC which has the Silicon and the Ceramic bearing

or the SCT which has the Silicon and the Ceramic and the Tuned crankshaft.

hope this helps

Sorry to say this but...

The "S" stands for Special I believe, meaning the crankshaft is 11.9mm not 11.5mm like the CT. The Novarossi 12-SCT is the only Nova based engine which has a 11.9mm crankshaft. All the other new Nova based engines, RB R3 RC, JP Eagle, MAX XXL3 all have 11.5mm crankshafts.


Difference between the "T" and not "T"

"T":
http://www.novarossi.com/img/img_pro...x300/85607.jpg

Not "T":
http://www.novarossi.com/img/img_pro...x300/85606.jpg

novarossi OZ 01-11-2009 09:50 PM

And the 353 race.12 has 11.9mm crankshaft

regards Aaron

NiTrO BoOsTeR 01-11-2009 10:04 PM

o my mistake, sorry about that, i was just going by looks of the pics on the Novarossi website.com

VA_Racer 01-12-2009 02:06 PM

Whats the best pipe for the 353?

NiTrO BoOsTeR 01-12-2009 03:28 PM

(edit: i got the fins the wrong way around :))

the 2630 with a 7 fin header would be killer. but it depends on what your track is like

if it is small and twisty with a shortish straights i would say the 2630 with the 7 fin header

but if its long and flowing with long straights i would say the 2630 with a 5 fin header

Mitchell


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