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BrainTeased 01-10-2005 01:53 AM

good stuff man! and remember dont use nova plugs you could get a possible air leak or damage your turbo button!

but have you also thought about a bigger head? those stock os tr heads are ugly and small!!!

i got myself a carlson 11 fin head works and looks a treat :)

also theres the kawahara head for it as well.

OS hyper heads are expensive so stay away from them.

rcabj 01-10-2005 02:08 AM


Originally posted by BrainTeased
good stuff man! and remember dont use nova plugs you could get a possible air leak or damage your turbo button!

but have you also thought about a bigger head? those stock os tr heads are ugly and small!!!

i got myself a carlson 11 fin head works and looks a treat :)

also theres the kawahara head for it as well.

OS hyper heads are expensive so stay away from them.

hello and thanks brain:D

i think its not that ugly:D :lol:
but i have thought about getting the aftermarket head for the tr...maybe i'll get a used one....thanks:nod:

BrainTeased 01-10-2005 02:11 AM

http://www.rcaddict.com.au/product_i...roducts_id/126 this is what the kawahara heads look like for the OS TR :) nice novarossi purple color!

rc_king1 01-10-2005 09:04 AM


Originally posted by BrainTeased
rc_king1
what problems would you look for?

Well, lets see. I have probably 2.5 - 3 gal. through the engine. Its been ran in many races and practice sessions. I have yet to see the problems that you mention. Tell me what the differences are between O.S. turbo plugs and Novarossi turbo plugs please. From what I know (maybe not much) is that they seem to have the same thread size and pitch and seem to measure the same in length. I will continue to run these plugs because they work for me.

Thank you for your concerns
Regards

Racing4Evo 01-11-2005 03:20 PM

I strictly use Novarossi plugs in my motor. I've never had a problem. I think people are just using the wrong heat range. I almost always use a 7F which is the 3rd coldest Novarossi plug.

rcabj 01-11-2005 05:12 PM

hi guys....i am in a bit of a problem:(

when i was using the novarossi engine i did add a thin shim between the engine and cone for the flywheel...everything was fine.

but for this tr when i do the same setup the amount of play for the thrust bearing is very, very minimal.

so my questions is whether adding the shim between the cone and the engine is a must? just to be sure, thanks

BrainTeased 01-11-2005 06:45 PM


Originally posted by Racing4Evo
I strictly use Novarossi plugs in my motor. I've never had a problem. I think people are just using the wrong heat range. I almost always use a 7F which is the 3rd coldest Novarossi plug.
oh ok well people at my track say no! as nova's have a different taper on the turbo plugs. but hey if racing4evo doesnt have a prob then you should be fine with them rcabj

now with the shimming aspect i believe its not a must. it only needs to be used when you can not see any space between the fly wheel and the front crankcase. Shimming is only needed to bring the flywheel out abit so it wont rub against the front bearing of the engine.
it think thats its purpose.

rcabj 01-11-2005 07:07 PM


Originally posted by BrainTeased
oh ok well people at my track say no! as nova's have a different taper on the turbo plugs. but hey if racing4evo doesnt have a prob then you should be fine with them rcabj

now with the shimming aspect i believe its not a must. it only needs to be used when you can not see any space between the fly wheel and the front crankcase. Shimming is only needed to bring the flywheel out abit so it wont rub against the front bearing of the engine.
it think thats its purpose.


thanks brain:D ... i think i'll loose the shim on this tr so that i'll gain back the proper freeplay for the thrust bearing...:)

nsxshogun 01-16-2005 05:03 PM

Anyone have a baseline needle settings? I need something to follow to make sure mine is somewhere in the ball park.

Sofast-NT 01-16-2005 06:12 PM

I bought a nocer heads for the trs on my ad2 & xxx-nt,they lowered the temps 40 degrees(240-245)to(180-200).Only thing is you need a millingmachine to take 20 thousanths off of the head so it wont touch the crankcase.

rcabj 01-17-2005 01:32 AM


Originally posted by nsxshogun
Anyone have a baseline needle settings? I need something to follow to make sure mine is somewhere in the ball park.
high speed ...1 3/4 to 1 1/2 turn from close
low speed...sorry :( i forgot)
mixture valve : from flush 1 turn in..

hope this helps:D

nsxshogun 01-17-2005 08:13 AM

Yep to cold out to try today though. I really need a low end needle setting. Anyone?

rene 01-17-2005 10:04 PM

on my tr-r spec i am getting a little over/under 10min, talk about great fuel consuption, the place where this engine likes the temp for me is about 200-215 degrees, great engine :nod:

BrainTeased 01-18-2005 03:19 AM


Originally posted by nsxshogun
Yep to cold out to try today though. I really need a low end needle setting. Anyone?
hey i've just checked my settings
high speed 1 and 3/4 turns out from closed
low speed 3 and 1/4 turns out from closed

uaerc 01-19-2005 02:42 PM


Originally posted by BrainTeased
http://www.rcaddict.com.au/product_i...roducts_id/126 this is what the kawahara heads look like for the OS TR :) nice novarossi purple color!
Hi there...

This is something i have been looking for quite sometime.. Just a quck qs.. Does this head just sit on a OS TR - T aswell without any accessories ? or extra parts or do i need to buy the turbo button seperate. ?

cheer
ZiiZo


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