NC30 Musings for racing

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Re: NC30 Musings for racing

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I'm going to run loyal loss too! Or total loss!

Happy to share how we get on, not sure how long this will all take mind..
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I'm going to run a 4000ah zippy lipo designed for RC planes. I was a bit worried about the drain from the fuel pump for ram air but after speaking to the Swansea boys I've decided against a fuel pump so that's ok.
If you look on my Facebook page on going to post plenty of photos on there.
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Really, no fuel pump? Be interested to see how that goes!

Are you competing against the Swansea boys?
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TyeNoodle wrote:Really, no fuel pump? Be interested to see how that goes!

Are you competing against the Swansea boys?
They will still be racing but not as much as they were now all of the original team has graduated.

They ran massive ridiculous main jets (ie loads of fuel) and didn't need a fuel pump. He said it's the fuel tap that lets it down, even with the HRC mod. When I get my ally tank made up I am going to use the same Yamaha (TZ250 I think) tap that they used.
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Pingle make some good fuel taps, the big bore gixer boys use them.
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Variablevalves suck wrote:Pingle make some good fuel taps, the big bore gixer boys use them.
Cheers, I'll make a note! We'll sort that carbon cover our first ;)
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No problemo, think Pringle do universal fitments as well so you can find something that fits your build.
Should read pingle I think.
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benny wrote:
TyeNoodle wrote:Funnily enough, since agreeing to buy the bike I've gone from 14st12 to 13st6 in a month and a half.

It's definitely made a difference, I'm feeling fitter & more agile. Just a shame I cannot shrink as 6'4" is not an ideal height for a 400!

The NC is going on a diet too:

False tank with an alloy fuel cell

Carbon ram airbox

Alloy/carbon brackets everywhere instead of the standard steel items

And we are designing a self-supporting carbon fibre seat unit

It all takes time though, but hopefully come next year it will be a bit of a beast & earn us some more trophies!
Where you getting the False tank with an alloy fuel cell?

And what brackets are you changing other than the subframes?

Its worth mentioning Mike Dorey at BMC Racing in Whitchurch makes alloy fuel cells and very nice they are too! His site is offline last time I looked but im sure he is still out there.

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dx4 wrote:
benny wrote:
TyeNoodle wrote:Funnily enough, since agreeing to buy the bike I've gone from 14st12 to 13st6 in a month and a half.

It's definitely made a difference, I'm feeling fitter & more agile. Just a shame I cannot shrink as 6'4" is not an ideal height for a 400!

The NC is going on a diet too:

False tank with an alloy fuel cell

Carbon ram airbox

Alloy/carbon brackets everywhere instead of the standard steel items

And we are designing a self-supporting carbon fibre seat unit

It all takes time though, but hopefully come next year it will be a bit of a beast & earn us some more trophies!
Where you getting the False tank with an alloy fuel cell?

And what brackets are you changing other than the subframes?

Its worth mentioning Mike Dorey at BMC Racing in Whitchurch makes alloy fuel cells and very nice they are too! His site is offline last time I looked but im sure he is still out there.

01948 667 976
I spoke to them and they don't have the mould anymore. He estimated a cost of making me a one off an it was too much.
I'm having the cover made by a friend and then the tank as a separate unit by my local welder
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benny wrote: I spoke to them and they don't have the mould anymore. He estimated a cost of making me a one off an it was too much.
I'm having the cover made by a friend and then the tank as a separate unit by my local welder
Thats a shame. Then again if you go down that route you might be able to use better means than stand of mounting it. TeamV4 racing had Forge Motorsport make them a cell and used the front-most tail unit OE mount points as an anchor.

https://www.facebook.com/TeamV4Racing/p ... permPage=1

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