bigbadbasher

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After running this Novarossi i put in my XXL today (just a break in) i noticed the quality is just second to none, the temps are so consistent and it's just a far superior engine, i am no longer going to run stock engines in my RC's so im looking for a good Novarossi to replace my stock 454 in my 8ight T.. I think placing another .28 in my 8ight T would be a little ridiculous, what are my options with the Novarossi engines and what has worked well for you?

I wasn't sure where to post this so i posted it here.

TX_Punisher

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The P5, by Novarossi, is a nice truggy engine using the correct pipe. Price is good, too.

nitrokiller123

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P5 with a Werks 2013. MONSTER

Joey Powell

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Maxy's Cinco BT. Pair it with a 2096 pipe and 41021 header. You will not regret it. http://www.vpprousa.com/engines.html...category_id=85

bigbadbasher

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There is a local kid here that races for Losi and he mentioned the .25? Said thats what he runs. Would that restrict me to a class? I didn't get to ask him all the questions i wanted to ask as i started thinking more after we got off the phone. There is a new track opening next month and i want to start racing there.

bigbadbasher

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Damn, $230 aint bad for that p5, will it push the 8ight T around good and still have enough low end?? Sorry if that sounds noobish, im new to RC's in general, especially racing.

nitrosevers

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The .25 he was talking about is Novarossi's Roma and that is one beast of an engine but its not cheap. I paid $610 roughly for on modded by CRE and with a ceramic rear bearing installed and had them do their break in service. Some places will restrict you on classes if you don't run a .21 I would check with your local track first.

pballer2777

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i have a p5 in my serpent truggy and it is plenty to get the truck around the track. you won't be sorry with the p5.

bigbadbasher

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Thanks man, he said he will be racing the new track with that engine but i will call and make sure before ordering. Do you think a bone stock p5 or Roma would keep up if some of the guys are running modded? I know being a good wheeler makes a big difference but..

Also, if i buy say a Roma or even a P5, break it in and get to the track and notice several of the faster guys are running modded engines, can i still have it modded after break in?

Nitro Tiger

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Fusion X7, Novarossi quality (built by Nova) with crazy power by Fusion X and
Great price to match.

houston

iTrader: (96)

holy how much?

Joey Powell

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That's a Roma reaming.

aussies1129

iTrader: (74)

P5 if your budgeted the Roma has awesome power with the correct pipe/ man
Setup but runtime is down
The bonito is a bit on the exp side but would have to
Be up at the top alongside the keep off 7 for truggy
Cheers

PimpinTrugg

Yes but why? If you are set on a modded engine. Save some money in the long run and purchase a modded mil up front. The P5 will hang with the best of them and smoke others on the smaller to medium tracks and even larger tracks with the right pipe/header combo. CRE and HES are probably your best choices of modded nova P5's. good luck and hope this helps

armyn21

I can sell you a almost brand-new KEEP-OFF7XLS full ceramic murnan modified motors. I can do $350 on it plus shipping. you can ask any pro guy in there on how are the BONITO or KEEPOFF 7port run on a truggy. 10mins pit time no problem! =)