195LikesNovarossi engines thread
06-06-2006, 01:18 AM
#1441
Originally Posted by stefan
Ok, here is what has been working for me:
I heat the entire engine up with a heat blower untiil it has at least 80-90°C (the entire engine, not just the head) before I ever start it up.
Start the engine and put it on the track immediately and drive the car at a good pace keeping temp up to 100°C. I do not adjust the needle towards rich, I actually want the car to shift into second gear.
Cool down to ambient temperature and run another tank the same way and that's it.
Since the microcast pistons are not as tight as the machined pistons, this is all they need, the entire break in is actually more for the bearings and conrod.
The more those engines are run under "break in conditions" (rich and cool), the more the microcast piston is wearing out before she ever makes power.
This has been working for me. It feels strange to do this the first times, but the benefits are great.
I heat the entire engine up with a heat blower untiil it has at least 80-90°C (the entire engine, not just the head) before I ever start it up.
Start the engine and put it on the track immediately and drive the car at a good pace keeping temp up to 100°C. I do not adjust the needle towards rich, I actually want the car to shift into second gear.
Cool down to ambient temperature and run another tank the same way and that's it.
Since the microcast pistons are not as tight as the machined pistons, this is all they need, the entire break in is actually more for the bearings and conrod.
The more those engines are run under "break in conditions" (rich and cool), the more the microcast piston is wearing out before she ever makes power.
This has been working for me. It feels strange to do this the first times, but the benefits are great.
06-06-2006, 05:45 AM
#1443
The conrod is forged
06-06-2006, 08:12 AM
#1444
Originally Posted by asw7576
Let me inform you only the conrod is microcasted part, the piston and sleeve aren't.
A microcasted conrod would pulverize at the third revolution of the crank.
06-06-2006, 10:36 AM
#1445
Originally Posted by stefan
Let me inform you that you are not correctly informed about that.
A microcasted conrod would pulverize at the third revolution of the crank.
A microcasted conrod would pulverize at the third revolution of the crank.
I check novarossi website, yes you are right !!! ... it is the piston which is microcasted. 
06-06-2006, 10:45 AM
#1446
Anybody know between these manifolds selection ? What are their intention / purpose from short manifold to extra long 7 fins ?
Short:
5 fins:
6 fins:
7 fins:
And extra bigger diameter:
Short:
5 fins:
6 fins:
7 fins:
And extra bigger diameter:
06-06-2006, 10:49 AM
#1447
And "patented special ultra" glow plugs ?
06-06-2006, 11:52 AM
#1448
The conicle headers were supposed to be less flowing resistance.... Dunno about the plug, it has shiny on top
06-06-2006, 12:51 PM
#1450
The conical manifolds gives you more power with the 'price' of higher fuel compsumption, the straight style (old style manifold) gives you less power but longer runtime.
06-07-2006, 02:32 AM
#1452
A conical header has a slight venturi effect, which accelerates the exhaust gases on the way back into the engine.
I have not seen higher fuel consumption with conical headers, but I did have to readjust my carb considerably.
My modified LS3 reacted so strongly to the conical header, that I missed all my turn in points and braking points on my first few laps out.
I have not seen higher fuel consumption with conical headers, but I did have to readjust my carb considerably.
My modified LS3 reacted so strongly to the conical header, that I missed all my turn in points and braking points on my first few laps out.
06-07-2006, 02:32 AM
#1453
Originally Posted by rcabj
hi guys...i need some info rgding my novarossi S5 motor....i am intending to drop in a 3port novarossi p/sleeve into it...is there any problem or otherwise....thanks 
06-07-2006, 02:57 AM
#1454
Question
Hi guys,
What is the difference between N12LS3 and N12LL3? I got two tracks here, one is tight and technical, the other one is fast and furious so I am thinking about which engine to buy. I already have a N12LS3. Should I know buy the LL3? Waiting for your comments on their comparison. Thanks.
What is the difference between N12LS3 and N12LL3? I got two tracks here, one is tight and technical, the other one is fast and furious so I am thinking about which engine to buy. I already have a N12LS3. Should I know buy the LL3? Waiting for your comments on their comparison. Thanks.
06-07-2006, 03:15 AM
#1455
Originally Posted by aaalp
Hi guys,
What is the difference between N12LS3 and N12LL3? I got two tracks here, one is tight and technical, the other one is fast and furious so I am thinking about which engine to buy. I already have a N12LS3. Should I know buy the LL3? Waiting for your comments on their comparison. Thanks.
What is the difference between N12LS3 and N12LL3? I got two tracks here, one is tight and technical, the other one is fast and furious so I am thinking about which engine to buy. I already have a N12LS3. Should I know buy the LL3? Waiting for your comments on their comparison. Thanks.