GRP... Engine... Thread...
#1923
no! is your track large and wide open or is it medium or small and tight? it also depends on your driving style! never heard of anyone running a 2050 with a tuned grp, so that could be the reason. try a dynamite 053, novarossi 9853, or the grp 2053 for fuel mileage.
#1924
yeah thats what I had wanted to give it a whirl what about a jp3 track in on the large side.
#1926
from my experience, the 2053 works well on the top and offers the best mileage. the 9853 or 053 provide more bottom end and a little less mileage. i chose the 053 for my local track thats on the smaller, tighter side of the scale. not a fan of the jp series of pipes!
#1929
i used a os 2060 tuned pipe on my tuned 21 works great 053 works good also little more low end i didnt like the grp pipe at all i was getting 11 to 12 min in my losi truggy with a 7mm restrictor i tried all sorts of pipes and the 2060 was best by far smooth running hope this helps
#1930
i used a os 2060 tuned pipe on my tuned 21 works great 053 works good also little more low end i didnt like the grp pipe at all i was getting 11 to 12 min in my losi truggy with a 7mm restrictor i tried all sorts of pipes and the 2060 was best by far smooth running hope this helps
Will give that a go
#1931
I just freshend up my buggy sport .21 GRP with a new tuned rod and tuned crank. Im goin to be using the 7mm restrictor, all i want is to be able to go 10min on a tank in my RC8B. Will the dynamite 053 give better runtime than the RB 2045? I think i was getting around 9:30 with the 053, non tuned rod and crank. I know runtime depends on so much more than just what pipe i run, but i think with a proper tune i should be able to go past 10min. I just want to see what kind of runtime i can get from this motor.
#1932
I noticed a hairline type fracture on the outside of the sleeve on my tuned .21(where it faces the crankcase not the piston). It is a very light fracture not much more than a scratch and it may have been there for 3 months or it could have happened yesterday. Not sure. But given the pressures and temps in that area kinda want to change it out. My questions -
1. I know the piston/sleeve for the tuned version is like hens teeth but is the P/S on the sport version identical?
2. Is the older Ninja P/S identical?
3. Has anyone found an alternative P/S yet?
It still has boatloads of compresson and has been such a great motor that i don't really want to just thrash it like it is and risk it going pop at an inopportune moment. Nor do I want to leave it on the shelf as a book end!
Your thoughts are appreciated.
Cheers, Mike.
1. I know the piston/sleeve for the tuned version is like hens teeth but is the P/S on the sport version identical?
2. Is the older Ninja P/S identical?
3. Has anyone found an alternative P/S yet?
It still has boatloads of compresson and has been such a great motor that i don't really want to just thrash it like it is and risk it going pop at an inopportune moment. Nor do I want to leave it on the shelf as a book end!
Your thoughts are appreciated.
Cheers, Mike.



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