Novarossi engines thread
#634
Originally posted by BundyMan
Idling is okie I suppose, only when during take-off especially if it idles for like 5 seconds or so.
Rgds
Idling is okie I suppose, only when during take-off especially if it idles for like 5 seconds or so.
Rgds
Need more race tips?.....
#635
Tech Initiate
Joined: Nov 2004
Posts: 47
I have the RR12L3 mounted in my Rs4-3ss and it has torque galore!!! I use this car for parking lot racing only and this engine really moves this car quick. I run it without the restrictor and 30% blue thunder. Took a long time to break in (~10tanks). Idles forever, never flames out and runs over 10 mins on tank. Engine runs like stink...excellent engine. Now if only NovaRossi would make a .18 small block to blow away the OS TZ...
#638
I've a NovaMega SX12 without crankshaft. But I'm not sure its model number. It's turbo 3 ports without sleeve or backplate modificaiton. Front bearing is 607RS (size 7x19).
My guess is it's SX12 RE-T 3P since crankcase looks like the photo on myTSN (http://www.mytsn.com/products/desc.asp?prid=2671), with big front bearing compare with SX12 SS series.
I know all SX12 series are based on Nova engine. If my SX12 is SX12 RE-T, which SG crankshaft should I use?
Thanks.
My guess is it's SX12 RE-T 3P since crankcase looks like the photo on myTSN (http://www.mytsn.com/products/desc.asp?prid=2671), with big front bearing compare with SX12 SS series.
I know all SX12 series are based on Nova engine. If my SX12 is SX12 RE-T, which SG crankshaft should I use?
Thanks.
#639
Originally posted by ttso
I've a NovaMega SX12 without crankshaft. But I'm not sure its model number. It's turbo 3 ports without sleeve or backplate modificaiton. Front bearing is 607RS (size 7x19).
My guess is it's SX12 RE-T 3P since crankcase looks like the photo on myTSN (http://www.mytsn.com/products/desc.asp?prid=2671), with big front bearing compare with SX12 SS series.
I know all SX12 series are based on Nova engine. If my SX12 is SX12 RE-T, which SG crankshaft should I use?
Thanks.
I've a NovaMega SX12 without crankshaft. But I'm not sure its model number. It's turbo 3 ports without sleeve or backplate modificaiton. Front bearing is 607RS (size 7x19).
My guess is it's SX12 RE-T 3P since crankcase looks like the photo on myTSN (http://www.mytsn.com/products/desc.asp?prid=2671), with big front bearing compare with SX12 SS series.
I know all SX12 series are based on Nova engine. If my SX12 is SX12 RE-T, which SG crankshaft should I use?
Thanks.
So, beside Nova RS12 crankshaft, what else I can use? RB X12? TOP TT12? Mugen MT12?
#640
Originally posted by ttso
After some surfing, it seems RS12 series is the correct base model of SX12 RE.
So, beside Nova RS12 crankshaft, what else I can use? RB X12? TOP TT12? Mugen MT12?
After some surfing, it seems RS12 series is the correct base model of SX12 RE.
So, beside Nova RS12 crankshaft, what else I can use? RB X12? TOP TT12? Mugen MT12?
Your engine had a Turbo crank, so any of the above mentioned engines's turbo version cranks will fit.
AFM
#641
Originally posted by afm
Your engine had a Turbo crank, so any of the above mentioned engines's turbo version cranks will fit.
AFM
Your engine had a Turbo crank, so any of the above mentioned engines's turbo version cranks will fit.
AFM
Thanks AFM.
#642
Tech Initiate
Joined: Nov 2004
Posts: 47
One of the above posts said I was running the engine too lean. In order to get the engine to idle, I had to lean out the low speed needle. Once it idled good, I richened the needle just enough to keep the engine idling. As I got near the end of the break in period I richened the low speed again as the engine was getting more powerfull . I did not change the high speed needle until after I ran over 10 tanks. I barely changed the high speed needle from stock (approx 20min position) and the engine runs great. I think running this engine with the 30% nitro and no restrictor allows more power without consuming more gas. The engine temp is around 230-240 and seems fine so far. I think the engine is far from lean as the needles are currently close to stock. Once spring comes around, I will see if the engine is running too lean during a real race...
#644
Tech Initiate
Joined: Nov 2004
Posts: 47
very true...but I never said I got over 10 minutes racing. Once we broke in the engine, I ran the engine non-stop and I am still getting over 10 minutes runtime. I am sure during a real race we should be able to get between 6-7 minutes. I just want to confirm if my settings are in the ballpark after breakin. Once spring starts, I will be tuning the engine for parking lot racing with the emphasis on accelaration over top speed...



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