RB Concepts TM928 motor

[GTD]

I am looking hard at the RB Concepts TM928 motor for my truck. I have
read (on the RB Concepts website) That it has no pull start. The
problem is, that my truck is an associated MGT, which has no means of
using a starter box, since the flywheel does not protrude through the
bottom of the chassis. I have been trying to find another means of
starting it, but have found none. Does anyone have any idea of how to
work around this? Will a pull starter from a TH728 fit it? Any info on
getting thisto work will be appreciated. Thank All...

[DanTXD]

"GTD" <toobiep@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>I am looking hard at the RB Concepts TM928 motor for my truck. I have
> read (on the RB Concepts website) That it has no pull start. The
> problem is, that my truck is an associated MGT, which has no means of
> using a starter box, since the flywheel does not protrude through the
> bottom of the chassis. I have been trying to find another means of
> starting it, but have found none. Does anyone have any idea of how to
> work around this? Will a pull starter from a TH728 fit it? Any info on
> getting thisto work will be appreciated. Thank All...
>

Hmmm, I've heard these RB big blocks are a bit prone to over heating, also,
very expensive. Consider perhaps the Novarossi .28 - that's the most
powerful engine out (maybe not on paper, but all the quoted power outputs of
the cheaper engines are basically lies.). Or if you wanna save a few quid,
SH.28 Pro 6 port or STS .28 are both fine motors, and the K4.6 - not as
powerful, but ultra reliable and an absolute breeze to tune.

--
Dan

[GTD]

DanTXD wrote:
> "GTD" <toobiep@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:1142014529.322662.272240@v46g2000cwv.googlegr oups.com...
> >I am looking hard at the RB Concepts TM928 motor for my truck. I have
> > read (on the RB Concepts website) That it has no pull start. The
> > problem is, that my truck is an associated MGT, which has no means of
> > using a starter box, since the flywheel does not protrude through the
> > bottom of the chassis. I have been trying to find another means of
> > starting it, but have found none. Does anyone have any idea of how to
> > work around this? Will a pull starter from a TH728 fit it? Any info on
> > getting thisto work will be appreciated. Thank All...
> >
>
> Hmmm, I've heard these RB big blocks are a bit prone to over heating, also,
> very expensive. Consider perhaps the Novarossi .28 - that's the most
> powerful engine out (maybe not on paper, but all the quoted power outputs of
> the cheaper engines are basically lies.). Or if you wanna save a few quid,
> SH.28 Pro 6 port or STS .28 are both fine motors, and the K4.6 - not as
> powerful, but ultra reliable and an absolute breeze to tune.
>
> --
> Dan

Which Novarossi motor line? I see a Novarossi Rex that is a .28, and
another that is a 3-port novarossi, made by novarossi.
Thanks. ..

[DanTXD]

"GTD" <toobiep@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>
> DanTXD wrote:
>> "GTD" <toobiep@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>> news:1142014529.322662.272240@v46g2000cwv.googlegr oups.com...
>> >I am looking hard at the RB Concepts TM928 motor for my truck. I have
>> > read (on the RB Concepts website) That it has no pull start. The
>> > problem is, that my truck is an associated MGT, which has no means of
>> > using a starter box, since the flywheel does not protrude through the
>> > bottom of the chassis. I have been trying to find another means of
>> > starting it, but have found none. Does anyone have any idea of how to
>> > work around this? Will a pull starter from a TH728 fit it? Any info on
>> > getting thisto work will be appreciated. Thank All...
>> >
>>
>> Hmmm, I've heard these RB big blocks are a bit prone to over heating,
>> also,
>> very expensive. Consider perhaps the Novarossi .28 - that's the most
>> powerful engine out (maybe not on paper, but all the quoted power outputs
>> of
>> the cheaper engines are basically lies.). Or if you wanna save a few
>> quid,
>> SH.28 Pro 6 port or STS .28 are both fine motors, and the K4.6 - not as
>> powerful, but ultra reliable and an absolute breeze to tune.
>>
>> --
>> Dan
>
> Which Novarossi motor line? I see a Novarossi Rex that is a .28, and
> another that is a 3-port novarossi, made by novarossi.
> Thanks. ..
>

The 3-port is less powerful I beleive, I'll get hold of the model name of
the one I'd had recommended....

TOP T528X is it I beleive, the 3 port is DAMN powerful, the 8 port is the
MOST powerful.

--
Dan

[GTD]

>
>The 3-port is less powerful I beleive, I'll get hold of the model name of
>the one I'd had recommended....
>
>TOP T528X is it I beleive, the 3 port is DAMN powerful, the 8 port is the
>MOST powerful.

Is that one still made? I'm not having any luck finding it.

[Richard]

"GTD" <stooopid@duuuh.net> wrote in message
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>
> >
> >The 3-port is less powerful I beleive, I'll get hold of the model name of
> >the one I'd had recommended....
> >
> >TOP T528X is it I beleive, the 3 port is DAMN powerful, the 8 port is the
> >MOST powerful.
>
> Is that one still made? I'm not having any luck finding it.

You could always try the Novarossi web site:
http://www.novarossi.it/eng/motori_truck_index.htm


Cheers
Richard