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Old 06-11-2011 | 01:28 AM
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hi guys, finally getting into 1/8th after racing 200mm for a couple of years, anyone here can steer me into the direction of a good .21 novarossi for club racing at decent price, the novarossi .12's i know a bit about, the .21's i have no clue on.
Also what would be a good pipe and header for a short technical track.
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Old 06-11-2011 | 05:29 AM
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Originally Posted by rias5037
hi guys, finally getting into 1/8th after racing 200mm for a couple of years, anyone here can steer me into the direction of a good .21 novarossi for club racing at decent price, the novarossi .12's i know a bit about, the .21's i have no clue on.
Also what would be a good pipe and header for a short technical track.
The Novarossi 35+21 with steel bearings. It is available for under $400. The Novarossi 2015 with 41016 medium manifold is a great combination to use on that engine.
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Old 06-11-2011 | 06:56 AM
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The Kangaroo is also a very good and a bit cheaper option option and we on our club do have stunning results with the Basic N21-5T engine as stock engine.
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What pipe for the kangaro, same as grinder suggested?
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That pipe with the medium manifold works well on all Nova's.
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Get the 35+21 it Is faster point blank. Your going to want more power once you start racing at bigger races anyway.
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The Novarossi 35+21 with steel bearings. It is available for under $400. The Novarossi 2015 with 41016 medium manifold is a great combination to use on that engine.
Whats wrong with the ceramic bearing that comes with the engine.
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Whats wrong with the ceramic bearing that comes with the engine.
Nothing is wrong with it, the steel bearing version saves money. The ceramic bearing version is still available, it just costs more money.
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In the past de standard 35+ had only a steel bearing....
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hey guys ive managed to get my hands on a good 2nd hand nova 21 lc edition, anyone know what conrod the engine takes and maybe part numbers for wrist pin and clips.
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hey guys ive managed to get my hands on a good 2nd hand nova 21 lc edition, anyone know what conrod the engine takes and maybe part numbers for wrist pin and clips.
go to novarossi site for exploded view which will include part numbers.
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hey guys ive managed to get my hands on a good 2nd hand nova 21 lc edition, anyone know what conrod the engine takes and maybe part numbers for wrist pin and clips.
If it's an LC, it probably takes the "C" series rods. A C2 is 07010. Everything I run uses R rods though so I could be off.

Ignore the old pic of an R5:

http://ashfordhobby.com/detail.aspx?ID=6631
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Originally Posted by wingracer
If it's an LC, it probably takes the "C" series rods. A C2 is 07010. Everything I run uses R rods though so I could be off.

Ignore the old pic of an R5:

http://ashfordhobby.com/detail.aspx?ID=6631
ok, info from seller is thats its a 2007 model, so its a c2 conrod, but do anyone of you guys know whats the difference between all the different lc models other than different heatsinks?
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