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shanwright 02-18-2013 03:18 AM

Thanks
 

Originally Posted by wingracer (Post 11826944)
I'm a .21 guy not a .12 guy but knowing Nova the way I do, I think I can shed some light on it.

Generally Nova uses a letter and a number to identify their rods. The first letter denotes what it is for (R,C,P,N, whatever). Any motor that has an R rod in it can use any other R rod. So if you have a 2000 era .21 with an R2 rod, a modern R7 will fit it.

The number is the version of that particular size rod. The higher the number, the newer the rod.

Now again, I don't know the recent .12s but if Nova's nomenclature remains the same, any motor with an N1 rod can be replaced with an N2. The 2 just means it's an updated design and they are usually better.

Of course, sometimes even the same numbered rods get updated. I just replaced an R7 09 rod with an R7 13. Though they are the same part number, they are noticeably different. Both are dimensionally the same and will work just fine.

Thanks sounds right.

Steve

asw7576 02-18-2013 04:07 AM


Originally Posted by Roelof (Post 11829013)
The most right looks like a bad bridge in the exhaust port. The other 2 I have seen more. Probably caused with the combination of a tight pinch, low lubrication and to fast on the throttle after a cold start. All of these problems I have seen were with the latest version of the microcasted piston about 2 years ago. After that they switched back to the CNC piston and made some cooling channels just under the exhaust port (flash models).

Thank you :)

ma_RC_el 02-18-2013 12:22 PM

engine advise
 
Hi,

I am looking to replace my 353'08 which i drove for much joy the last couple of years. I am a serious clublevel racer on a large fast track. As my budget is thight I need the best value for my money but still being reasonably competative.

I can get a new 353'08 for EUR 180 ($240) or move up to the newer and more expensive ones, like:
* 353 race .12c/tuned or flash tuned -2010 --> both EUR 290
* flash .12PT tuned or keep-on 12 tined --> both ~EUR 340
I find the price difference between the 353'08 striking and am wondering if they gives enough performance to justify the extra money.

Thanks!

jorge858 02-18-2013 06:17 PM

any one know when Nova will release the next .12 like the new Vir-tus.21??

bcebwecb 02-18-2013 07:16 PM


Originally Posted by jorge858 (Post 11832342)
any one know when Nova will release the next .12 like the new Vir-tus.21??

They probably released only the .21 engines just because the 1/8th Worlds are coming soon.

speed6 02-19-2013 12:49 AM

Exhaust for .12 Keep On
 
Dear all,

i have a Capricorn 2662 exhaust how does it work with the Keep On .12
or would you recommend a Nova Exhaust and which one please.

Thanks

Breckenridge 02-20-2013 09:42 AM


Originally Posted by speed6 (Post 11833663)
Dear all,

i have a Capricorn 2662 exhaust how does it work with the Keep On .12
or would you recommend a Nova Exhaust and which one please.

Thanks

The Nova 2660 is their latest and best combo of power and fuel mileage. I think it will compare similarly to the Capricorn 2662.

These are probably your best bets...you can further tune using different manifolds.

DS Motorsport 02-20-2013 10:20 AM


Originally Posted by speed6 (Post 11833663)
Dear all,

i have a Capricorn 2662 exhaust how does it work with the Keep On .12
or would you recommend a Nova Exhaust and which one please.

Thanks

The Capricorn pipe will give very good mid and top end power.
It's a very good exhaust which works well with all Novarossi and also Picco engines.

mick8488 02-21-2013 12:04 AM

Hi Guys,

Have been running the Plus 12-3sct with a 2652 pipe combo for the last year in my MTX5, but have struggled on getting 5mins of runtime (even with gas cooler) and poor bottom end acceleration. Recently switched to a Max Power 2649 pipe and very impressed with the difference. Now reaching almost 6mins and the bottom end is ballistic! The 2649 really makes it scream!

Has anyone else noticed this with the 2652 pipe? Is it thirsty?

Cheers,
Mick

mick8488 02-21-2013 12:05 AM

Double post

asw7576 02-22-2013 11:03 AM

Can someone help me ......... I lost my confidence determining when the engine has completed break in process. I am in the process of break in new piston sleeve...... the Top Dead Center is still very stiff even without glowplug. However, the engine sound ( idling rythem ) is perfect and it can idling for 4 tanks. Right now, i think , the engine has completed 12 tanks. I use " heat cycles : 4 tanks stop and let it cool interval ". This sunday I will continue the break in process on the track. How do I know the break in process has been completed ?

nitrodude 02-22-2013 07:08 PM

I have an old 359, does anybody know the P/N for the P/S set? Or what other engine set is compatible? I want to rebuild it and keep it as a practice motor.

Scott Fisher 02-23-2013 12:50 AM


Originally Posted by nitrodude (Post 11850424)
I have an old 359, does anybody know the P/N for the P/S set? Or what other engine set is compatible? I want to rebuild it and keep it as a practice motor.

See if that helps Nitrodud

http://www.novarossi.it/2012/images/...0RACE%2021.pdf

wmay11 02-23-2013 04:19 AM


Originally Posted by nitrodude (Post 11850424)
I have an old 359, does anybody know the P/N for the P/S set? Or what other engine set is compatible? I want to rebuild it and keep it as a practice motor.

35+ will work in there

Pooh2 02-23-2013 05:09 AM


Originally Posted by wmay11 (Post 11851339)
35+ will work in there

The rod is different. It won't work because of the pin on the crankshaft is smaller.


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