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Old 03-29-2005, 04:22 AM
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Default Short review of the BRB set

Folks, Ziggy has written a short review of the BRB set he bought from Ed. You can read at 3Hobby.net - look just below the Forum Center in the news post.

I can't wait to get mine because everyone that saw him test it said this thing is unbelievable!
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Originally posted by Top Gun 777
Wrist pin change? I have no idea, but no earlier then I will change whole set.
Simon, my mate had one go in an engine and it ruined the whole thing. I know the PL set last ages and so i think it will last longer than the other bits of the engine, crank, conrod and wrist pin.

I checked the crank i had the last BRB set in and the pin is worn out. The wrist pin was also worn but the PL set was perfect.

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Originally posted by ziggy12345
Simon, my mate had one go in an engine and it ruined the whole thing. I know the PL set last ages and so i think it will last longer than the other bits of the engine, crank, conrod and wrist pin.

I checked the crank i had the last BRB set in and the pin is worn out. The wrist pin was also worn but the PL set was perfect.

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It is defenetly right. To put a new set ( regarless brand) will required farily good condition of the rest parts and if cranckshaft pin pretty worn out-will not help inlife and performance. My post was refering, that I have never got feedback that wirst pin is worn out quicker then piston. We use high alloy steel heat treated to 58 Rockwell and wrist pins last about 3-4 pistons before change them.
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PM me your new cell phone please. have try to call you.

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Default s4 piston ?

Hi Ed,

What is the s4 piston, and how that would improve performance ? I suppose that the S4 piston will wear away more slowly than the original one !!!

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Default Re: s4 piston ?

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Hi Ed,

What is the s4 piston, and how that would improve performance ? I suppose that the S4 piston will wear away more slowly than the original one !!!

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S4 is new development in piston and it has been already partly release.
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Any word on the .21 on-road engines??? Also is there a piston/sleave set available for Rossi engines??? thanks
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Default Re: Short review of the BRB set

Originally posted by Sow&Steady
Folks, Ziggy has written a short review of the BRB set he bought from Ed. You can read at 3Hobby.net - look just below the Forum Center in the news post.

I can't wait to get mine because everyone that saw him test it said this thing is unbelievable!
uncle sow, just ask crashed1
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Any word on the .21 on-road engines??? Also is there a piston/sleave set available for Rossi engines??? thanks
We are not sure when .21 on-road engines will be available. There are .21 BRB sets available for .21 Nova Rossi but none for Rossi engines.
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hi pe,
did the .21 brb set fit a jp .21 engine???
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Originally posted by 4racer
hi pe,
did the .21 brb set fit a jp .21 engine???
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Hi Dieter,

They do fit the JP engines. I got your email. Will send you a reply now shortly. Been sorting the car and engines out for this weekends racing. I hate travelling to the mainland UK. Always end up forgetting something or other.
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Old 03-31-2005, 02:11 AM
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Default Re: Re: Short review of the BRB set

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uncle sow, just ask crashed1
Cow Buster, he has one already? these guys don't miss a trick over there eh?

You got one too?

I just installed mine in an old 3-port JP case. Had to use a lame crank though because of out EFRA rules here.
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Default Re: Re: Re: Short review of the BRB set

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Cow Buster, he has one already? these guys don't miss a trick over there eh?

You got one too?

I just installed mine in an old 3-port JP case. Had to use a lame crank though because of out EFRA rules here.
Yeah. I tested mine with the JP crank and it was great. Dunno what it will be like with the NSR one.
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Has anyone tried using them with KHM crankshaft? I believe it has the most torque...
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Originally posted by daniz24
Has anyone tried using them with KHM crankshaft? I believe it has the most torque...
Not tried it but should work fine. The KHM has better induction timing which will benefit the BRB sets.
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