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jtrmx250 03-01-2021 09:46 PM


Originally Posted by YoDog (Post 15759332)
O-Rings?
Do you mean exhaust seal?
Pretty much any .21 or .12 seal will work just fine. Depends on which engine you are referring to.

picco based engines have different gaskets but all others fit fine

gwilli2001us 03-06-2021 07:58 AM

Steel rear bearing for Keep-on .21
 
Rebuilt a Keep-on .21 for a noob and need a rear bearing. The ceramic for that engine is so expensive, I do remember using a steel ball rear bearing for that engine. Does anybody remember the part #?

Nitro-mech 03-06-2021 01:18 PM

2 Attachment(s)
16006

Roelof 03-06-2021 01:37 PM

Or modify the crankcase
https://www.rctech.net/forum/onroad-...gs-virtus.html

3DFLYER 03-13-2021 02:14 AM

Hey guys,
I'm really keen to get my hands on a nova or 2,
Gotta have one if your into 1/8 😂
Novarossi mephisto .21 still a good engine now days?

​​​​​I have the opportunity to buy a brand new one

​​​​​​​Cheers

illmatic94 03-13-2021 04:55 AM


Originally Posted by 3DFLYER (Post 15763979)
Hey guys,
I'm really keen to get my hands on a nova or 2,
Gotta have one if your into 1/8 😂
Novarossi mephisto .21 still a good engine now days?

​​​​​I have the opportunity to buy a brand new one

Cheers

I like mine . No complaints. Might be a pain finding glow plugs

jtrmx250 03-14-2021 01:20 AM


Originally Posted by illmatic94 (Post 15763998)
I like mine . No complaints. Might be a pain finding glow plugs

OS plugs work fine

gilesdhay 03-18-2021 03:06 AM

Hi Everyone,

For my MITO 35 GT 5/17 engine:
Do you know if I can use:
- NOVAROSSI 85028 Ø14.5mm DLC CORSA EXTRA LUNGA crankshaft (use in the Mephisto GT5) to replace the 85027-T which is Corsa Lunga (original one of the Mito GT 5/17)

Thx
Giles)

InTheZoneAC 03-29-2021 05:46 AM

Does anyone know if .21+ pullstarts are universal? Keep breaking my truggy 28-8 spring in the savage with minimal length pulls.

petersen114 03-29-2021 01:08 PM


Originally Posted by gwilli2001us (Post 15761327)
Rebuilt a Keep-on .21 for a noob and need a rear bearing. The ceramic for that engine is so expensive, I do remember using a steel ball rear bearing for that engine. Does anybody remember the part #?

Contact Rex @ RW Mods. He does this mod. https://rw-mods.com/services.

hannhann00 03-31-2021 10:37 AM

Hi guys - this thread is a bit too long to read all pages and I can’t find anything directly related using the search function with an efficient answer to the following (if anyone has input please feel free to chime in).

I have seen a bunch of nova’s on sale online lately - thinking of picking one up - I wanted to get impressions on what the expected differences are in terms of on track experience between a mito35, plus21 and a mephisto?

i thought I read that the mito35 was considered their top of the line engine but is it actually faster, easier to run, wider power range, etc than the others ?

Are there applications (in 1/8 GP) where any of those motors stand out better than the others?

jtrmx250 04-01-2021 10:44 PM


Originally Posted by hannhann00 (Post 15771147)
Hi guys - this thread is a bit too long to read all pages and I can’t find anything directly related using the search function with an efficient answer to the following (if anyone has input please feel free to chime in).

I have seen a bunch of nova’s on sale online lately - thinking of picking one up - I wanted to get impressions on what the expected differences are in terms of on track experience between a mito35, plus21 and a mephisto?

i thought I read that the mito35 was considered their top of the line engine but is it actually faster, easier to run, wider power range, etc than the others ?

Are there applications (in 1/8 GP) where any of those motors stand out better than the others?

They are all about the same performance...but to be honest I'd not buy a Nova now (offroad excluded) as parts will only get harder to find. Get an OS based engine for 21 onroad.

kawasaki161 04-02-2021 01:53 AM

It really looks like Nova is slowly ramping up production again. I still can't quite believe it as we don't have an official statement but there are a few sightings of 2021 spec engines online and Gimar has a new Nova based 2021 line of engines too.

kawasaki161 04-02-2021 04:07 AM

Oh yea, if you want your tin foil hats to glow red-hot. There's a shop in HK that's been getting Novarossi deliveries all throughout 2020, while most other distributors claim they can't even get a solid response from Novarossi: https://www.facebook.com/page/133554...h/?q=novarossi.

petersen114 04-02-2021 05:14 AM


Originally Posted by kawasaki161 (Post 15771871)
It really looks like Nova is slowly ramping up production again. I still can't quite believe it as we don't have an official statement but there are a few sightings of 2021 spec engines online and Gimar has a new Nova based 2021 line of engines too.

The Gimar engine has a P5XLT crank case.

Originally Posted by kawasaki161 (Post 15771884)
Oh yea, if you want your tin foil hats to glow red-hot. There's a shop in HK that's been getting Novarossi deliveries all throughout 2020, while most other distributors claim they can't even get a solid response from Novarossi: https://www.facebook.com/page/133554...h/?q=novarossi.

Team Corona probably ordered a lot of old stock from Nova at a good price.

Not that what I'm saying is nothing more than speculation, but it seems that Novarossi marine seems to be in some sort of loop with Novarossi. Apparently there is something going on in Northern Italy. Maybe they are using this time to restructure the company and their line of engines. https://www.facebook.com/NovarossiMarineUSA


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