Novarossi engines thread
#5297
#5298
Ok thanks and not legal info is good know. Didn't know if running without would cause tuning issues or performance problems, I know more air can produce more power but sometimes more air can cause other issues from what I hear.
#5300
#5301
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Joined: Apr 2010
Posts: 1,098
Bigger diameter -reduce torque, increase top end ,more fuel consumption
#5304
u really feel that I don't know when I run the bigger insert I just have more power all around and faster laps times even on a smaller track where u would say u need more bottom end but the small restrictor just slowed the car overall..?
#5305
Firstly how short of fuel time are you? Is your tank full size (many are undersize out of the kit - Serpent is a particular tank thats about 5cc too small out the box). Clutch setup properly - not slipping? Is the engine lean enough - if the engine has just come off break-in then the engine will get better as it fully breaks in and you can go leaner.
Honestly you should make 5 minutes easy on that pipe and engine. I can get around 5:30 from most Novarossi .12 engines on the 2660 pipe with both the 5 ring and 6 ring manifolds.
#5306
To be honest onroad we rarely change the restrictors these days. 8.5mm .21 engines and 5.4mm in the .12's. Offroad engines is where you tend to change the restrictor from track to track.
#5307
Yes I can see that off road would be better suited for the smaller restrictor, I use a 9.5 and I love it!!
#5310
[QUOTE=ralphierace13;14976674]YES! Here the engines are tech inspected. Especially in 1/10 IC .12 engines... Also in 1/8 GT the engines are randomly inspected to ensure 5 ports and 7mm restrictors. By the way in Novarossi engines even if you remove the restrictor completely the smallest section of carb throat is 9mm anyway... So even if you drilled out a restrictor to 9.5mm you are still only at 9mm because the carb throat is 9mm.



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