Any Ninja / RB / OS / REX / Sirio Engine recommendation?
#1
Any Ninja / RB / OS / REX / Sirio Engine recommendation?
Can share your own/friends experience / news over here?
Looking for a 5 port engine - easy tuning process/more Engine power/can last for more races.
Thanks...
Looking for a 5 port engine - easy tuning process/more Engine power/can last for more races.
Thanks...
#2
Consider either RB or Ninja.
RB got the "KICK". Ninja got better power consistency through out a race, but not as punchy as RB. If you really want an engine that can give you super smooth power through out a race, Id say.. go Ninja.
Rex, not much experience, can't comment.
OS onroad engines, good enough. But not better than the above mentioned.
Although I have heard of a new line of OS engines coming out(or maybe came out) which can fight with RB and Ninja.
RB got the "KICK". Ninja got better power consistency through out a race, but not as punchy as RB. If you really want an engine that can give you super smooth power through out a race, Id say.. go Ninja.
Rex, not much experience, can't comment.
OS onroad engines, good enough. But not better than the above mentioned.
Although I have heard of a new line of OS engines coming out(or maybe came out) which can fight with RB and Ninja.
#3
Tech Adept
I've got a 15 tank just run in RB C6BB and have a question. What will leaning the low end needle do? Right now, my car has quite alot of smoke when u punch the throttle but when its at full throttle, there's alot less smoke. When u punch the throttle too much, it kinda bogs a little at the lower to mid RPM. So I have to punch the throttle a few times sometimes to kinda clear away that "boggyness"...So my question is, am i running too rich? I recorded my car temp after a few long straight line runs and it was reading something like 84 degress celcius. Its fast already but then again, the temp reading is kinda low.... Should i lean it more?
And sorry for hijacking this thread....
Oh, and btw, the RB is a great engine. Idles well and gives loads of power....
And sorry for hijacking this thread....
Oh, and btw, the RB is a great engine. Idles well and gives loads of power....
#4
Originally Posted by razer123
I've got a 15 tank just run in RB C6BB and have a question. What will leaning the low end needle do? Right now, my car has quite alot of smoke when u punch the throttle but when its at full throttle, there's alot less smoke. When u punch the throttle too much, it kinda bogs a little at the lower to mid RPM. So I have to punch the throttle a few times sometimes to kinda clear away that "boggyness"...So my question is, am i running too rich? I recorded my car temp after a few long straight line runs and it was reading something like 84 degress celcius. Its fast already but then again, the temp reading is kinda low.... Should i lean it more?
And sorry for hijacking this thread....
Oh, and btw, the RB is a great engine. Idles well and gives loads of power....
And sorry for hijacking this thread....
Oh, and btw, the RB is a great engine. Idles well and gives loads of power....
If you are unsure whether to lean or rich? check ur temp of the engine...best temp would be ard 215°F to 235°F recommended by RB forum...
read the post and would help u in long run no matter what engine you are using....
#5
Originally Posted by JOHN TAN
Can share your own/friends experience / news over here?
Looking for a 5 port engine - easy tuning process/more Engine power/can last for more races.
Thanks...
Looking for a 5 port engine - easy tuning process/more Engine power/can last for more races.
Thanks...
#6
Tech Adept
Originally Posted by jimmyloh
lee, seems like u have not doing ur homework....there's a forum from RB...http://www.rbproducts.com/cgi-bin/ub...ultimatebb.cgi do ur search there ....you will learn more abt RB engine...learn it by tunning....RB engine needs to lean or richer it by 1/8 ....dun be greedy unless u know wat u r doing if not.....u will be visiting sam very soon...
If you are unsure whether to lean or rich? check ur temp of the engine...best temp would be ard 215°F to 235°F recommended by RB forum...
read the post and would help u in long run no matter what engine you are using....
If you are unsure whether to lean or rich? check ur temp of the engine...best temp would be ard 215°F to 235°F recommended by RB forum...
read the post and would help u in long run no matter what engine you are using....
Yeah, me did it bit by bit...The engine still seems a little rich but that is on the lower to mid RPM range...o.O
#7
Originally Posted by razer123
Yeah, me did it bit by bit...The engine still seems a little rich but that is on the lower to mid RPM range...o.O
#8
Tech Adept
Originally Posted by jimmyloh
then u try to lean ur LSN and re-run again see would it helps....i would suggest u to get ur engine running to certain temp b4 u touch ur LSN.
Oh...Ok....btw, the engine seems to have alot of power at the mid to high rpm range. Like when the car is at medium speed, and u punch the throttle, can feel the instant response and sudden burst in speed. Kinda a little too fast to handle...
#9
Originally Posted by razer123
Oh...Ok....btw, the engine seems to have alot of power at the mid to high rpm range. Like when the car is at medium speed, and u punch the throttle, can feel the instant response and sudden burst in speed. Kinda a little too fast to handle...
#10
Tech Adept
I never got over 95 leh....dunno why...
#11
Originally Posted by razer123
I never got over 95 leh....dunno why...
#12
Tech Adept
Originally Posted by FT
The wonders of the C series.
#13
Originally Posted by FT
Consider either RB or Ninja.
RB got the "KICK". Ninja got better power consistency through out a race, but not as punchy as RB. If you really want an engine that can give you super smooth power through out a race, Id say.. go Ninja.
Rex, not much experience, can't comment.
OS onroad engines, good enough. But not better than the above mentioned.
Although I have heard of a new line of OS engines coming out(or maybe came out) which can fight with RB and Ninja.
RB got the "KICK". Ninja got better power consistency through out a race, but not as punchy as RB. If you really want an engine that can give you super smooth power through out a race, Id say.. go Ninja.
Rex, not much experience, can't comment.
OS onroad engines, good enough. But not better than the above mentioned.
Although I have heard of a new line of OS engines coming out(or maybe came out) which can fight with RB and Ninja.
#14
Originally Posted by razer123
I've got a 15 tank just run in RB C6BB and have a question. What will leaning the low end needle do? Right now, my car has quite alot of smoke when u punch the throttle but when its at full throttle, there's alot less smoke. When u punch the throttle too much, it kinda bogs a little at the lower to mid RPM. So I have to punch the throttle a few times sometimes to kinda clear away that "boggyness"...So my question is, am i running too rich? I recorded my car temp after a few long straight line runs and it was reading something like 84 degress celcius. Its fast already but then again, the temp reading is kinda low.... Should i lean it more?
And sorry for hijacking this thread....
Oh, and btw, the RB is a great engine. Idles well and gives loads of power....
And sorry for hijacking this thread....
Oh, and btw, the RB is a great engine. Idles well and gives loads of power....
btw currently my hyper engine is running at 85~90 degree this for the last 2 days around 8am...maybe it still cooling in the morning...used to be around 110 degree in the afternoon from 2pm-4pm at turfcity...
#15
Originally Posted by jimmyloh
waaa john looking for new engine already?? what happen to your's? gone already? or u wanted another faster engine to take part in the race? heehee