Grossi Liquid cooled Nitro engine

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As far as I can tell it's fairly similar to a 1:1 car setup, and I don't know how they intend to keep air out of the system in the event of a rollover. Anybody that has fixed an airlocked cooling system knows how much of a pain it is.

Also, properly tuned nitros don't overheat. The tune of the engine will still determine operating temperatures.

But that 'lil radiator looks soooooo cool

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Originally Posted by _paralyzed_

As far as I can tell it's fairly similar to a 1:1 car setup, and I don't know how they intend to keep air out of the system in the event of a rollover. Anybody that has fixed an airlocked cooling system knows how much of a pain it is.

Also, properly tuned nitros don't overheat. The tune of the engine will still determine operating temperatures.

But that 'lil radiator looks soooooo cool

While tune plays about the largest role in a nitro engines temperature, so does the amount of airflow and the load placed on the engine. Water cooling would keep temps more consistant and allow tuning to be based solely on power and lubrication. Plus it just looks damn cool

If you want to see more of the rotating valve crank, separate bearing oiling system, and other ideas these guys have come up with check them out at www.grossiengines.com

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wow, thanks for the link. They sure have alot going on in a tiny block. I suppose reed induction will be next!