Ninja Engine by GRP
#166
Originally Posted by wyl03
wow. impressive 
i hope they come with paper manual too?
CDRom is useless at the track
btw .. heard good things about the RR01 from your boss. he TQ'ed in his 1st outing with the engine?

i hope they come with paper manual too?
CDRom is useless at the track

btw .. heard good things about the RR01 from your boss. he TQ'ed in his 1st outing with the engine?

Yupz, he TQ'ed but some unfortunate accident during the race took him out during the finals..
His lap times dropped where previously all this while he have not been able achieved.
#168
Originally Posted by GrandeGixxer
Any new words on when the .12 is going to hit the shelves? I am very interested to see how it performs.
thank god for ostz5portheheheeheeeeeeeeeeeeee!
#169
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Ilia
try gearing up 1/2 to one tooth. I could hear that it not has the same RPM but that has to do with torque. I have Os recab V-spec and i gear that 15/48 instead of 14/46. I can gear that 1/2 o thooth higher than my RS05 modified because torque it a lot better!
Ws 7 is liked to gear 1/2 a tooth lower, 14/48.
I think you should test some moore before you judge, do not seem like you have done alot of testing.
Also, Falcon ( father brand of Boss, Ninja) has conical manifolds short and medium. That gives moore bottom end and you can gear harder.
try gearing up 1/2 to one tooth. I could hear that it not has the same RPM but that has to do with torque. I have Os recab V-spec and i gear that 15/48 instead of 14/46. I can gear that 1/2 o thooth higher than my RS05 modified because torque it a lot better!
Ws 7 is liked to gear 1/2 a tooth lower, 14/48.
I think you should test some moore before you judge, do not seem like you have done alot of testing.
Also, Falcon ( father brand of Boss, Ninja) has conical manifolds short and medium. That gives moore bottom end and you can gear harder.
#171
Originally Posted by HarKonnenD
Have the .21 been recalled as well?
Looks a lot like a Novarossi on the inside.
#172
Not really a recall, It's just that the .21's (MR .21 R01) are the one's that are not being released because they want to make sure everything will be perfect before releasing it, but for the buggy engine anyone who have a buggy motor that have a problem should return it to the dealer where they buy it from otherwise enjoy the power of the motor.
Last edited by Team Kamikaze; 04-28-2006 at 10:23 AM.
#174
I've seen Ninja engines. They are cheaper because they also looks cheap. Rust in the LSN when it's brand new?? The only thing which is cool is their packaging
I'm always a big fan of GRP, but now...
I'm always a big fan of GRP, but now...
#175
Originally Posted by daniz24
.... Rust in the LSN when it's brand new?? ....


RUST!... No wonder they recall it back.
I'm looking forward for it release so I can compare it with the OSTZ I have in mind. What the hell is going on...???
#176
Originally Posted by Team Kamikaze
Not really a recall, It's just that the .21's (MR .21 R01) are the one's that are not being released because they want to make sure everything will be perfect before releasing it, but for the buggy engine anyone who have a buggy motor that have a problem should return it to the dealer where they buy it from otherwise enjoy the power of the motor.
#177
http://www.rctech.net/forum/showpost...&postcount=141
April 24, 2006
Dear All Dealers:
We would first like to apologize for the delay in delivering the Ninja engines and parts.
We are also very sorry to inform you that it is highly likely that some of .21 on-road engines may have defective parts. For this reason, we are suspending all sales of .21 on-road engines until the engine is at maximum quality. GRP and Mugen Seiki have already started to inspect this matter.
As some of you may have heard, we have started the distribution of Ninja products in the Asian and European market. However, the same procedure will be taken worldwide, and the sales of .21 on-road engines will be stopped and inventory will be held until further notice. As of engines that have already been sold to customers we are asking to please explain to them to either give a refund or exchange them for new engines, for any engines returned for malfunctioning and not due to mishandling of the product.
This is truly a very difficult decision for us; however, we believe it is very important in order to provide the highest quality product and receive maximum customer satisfaction.
From now on, we guarantee you that we will do our best to support you if you have any problems or claims regarding the .21 off road engine, .12 engine, .28 engines, and the other Ninja products.
We are very sorry for your inconvenience.
We thank you for your understanding and patience.
Sincerely,
Shoji Murayama
President
MUGEN SEIKI CO., LTD.
Kristopher Moore
President
MUGEN SEIKI RACING, LTD.
Maurizio Gandini
President
GRP srl
April 24, 2006
Dear All Dealers:
We would first like to apologize for the delay in delivering the Ninja engines and parts.
We are also very sorry to inform you that it is highly likely that some of .21 on-road engines may have defective parts. For this reason, we are suspending all sales of .21 on-road engines until the engine is at maximum quality. GRP and Mugen Seiki have already started to inspect this matter.
As some of you may have heard, we have started the distribution of Ninja products in the Asian and European market. However, the same procedure will be taken worldwide, and the sales of .21 on-road engines will be stopped and inventory will be held until further notice. As of engines that have already been sold to customers we are asking to please explain to them to either give a refund or exchange them for new engines, for any engines returned for malfunctioning and not due to mishandling of the product.
This is truly a very difficult decision for us; however, we believe it is very important in order to provide the highest quality product and receive maximum customer satisfaction.
From now on, we guarantee you that we will do our best to support you if you have any problems or claims regarding the .21 off road engine, .12 engine, .28 engines, and the other Ninja products.
We are very sorry for your inconvenience.
We thank you for your understanding and patience.
Sincerely,
Shoji Murayama
President
MUGEN SEIKI CO., LTD.
Kristopher Moore
President
MUGEN SEIKI RACING, LTD.
Maurizio Gandini
President
GRP srl
#178
Originally Posted by M7H
http://www.rctech.net/forum/showpost...&postcount=141
April 24, 2006
Dear All Dealers:
We would first like to apologize for the delay in delivering the Ninja engines and parts.
We are also very sorry to inform you that it is highly likely that some of .21 on-road engines may have defective parts. For this reason, we are suspending all sales of .21 on-road engines until the engine is at maximum quality. GRP and Mugen Seiki have already started to inspect this matter.
As some of you may have heard, we have started the distribution of Ninja products in the Asian and European market. However, the same procedure will be taken worldwide, and the sales of .21 on-road engines will be stopped and inventory will be held until further notice. As of engines that have already been sold to customers we are asking to please explain to them to either give a refund or exchange them for new engines, for any engines returned for malfunctioning and not due to mishandling of the product.
This is truly a very difficult decision for us; however, we believe it is very important in order to provide the highest quality product and receive maximum customer satisfaction.
From now on, we guarantee you that we will do our best to support you if you have any problems or claims regarding the .21 off road engine, .12 engine, .28 engines, and the other Ninja products.
We are very sorry for your inconvenience.
We thank you for your understanding and patience.
Sincerely,
Shoji Murayama
President
MUGEN SEIKI CO., LTD.
Kristopher Moore
President
MUGEN SEIKI RACING, LTD.
Maurizio Gandini
President
GRP srl
April 24, 2006
Dear All Dealers:
We would first like to apologize for the delay in delivering the Ninja engines and parts.
We are also very sorry to inform you that it is highly likely that some of .21 on-road engines may have defective parts. For this reason, we are suspending all sales of .21 on-road engines until the engine is at maximum quality. GRP and Mugen Seiki have already started to inspect this matter.
As some of you may have heard, we have started the distribution of Ninja products in the Asian and European market. However, the same procedure will be taken worldwide, and the sales of .21 on-road engines will be stopped and inventory will be held until further notice. As of engines that have already been sold to customers we are asking to please explain to them to either give a refund or exchange them for new engines, for any engines returned for malfunctioning and not due to mishandling of the product.
This is truly a very difficult decision for us; however, we believe it is very important in order to provide the highest quality product and receive maximum customer satisfaction.
From now on, we guarantee you that we will do our best to support you if you have any problems or claims regarding the .21 off road engine, .12 engine, .28 engines, and the other Ninja products.
We are very sorry for your inconvenience.
We thank you for your understanding and patience.
Sincerely,
Shoji Murayama
President
MUGEN SEIKI CO., LTD.
Kristopher Moore
President
MUGEN SEIKI RACING, LTD.
Maurizio Gandini
President
GRP srl



