What do you know about NOVA products?

[chukb]

Anyone have experience with Nova products (http://www.novarcproducts.com/index.html)? I just put a Nova head on my friends Force .28. So far it seems like really nice,quality stuff. Also seems to be quite a bit lighter than the stocker. Will it really run cooler?

We also put their metal clutch shoes in it.

[desfjr1300]

I'm using their diff cups in my savage and so far so good. Seems like good quality stuff. Let us know if your friend's motor runs cooler-their site claims a reduction of what, something like 40%?

[Duster_360]

I'm running 2 of their heads - 1 on a Tmaxx and the other on my Sav 4.6SS.
The temp drop on the Tmaxx was about 40-45F. I broke in the 4.6SS with the Nova head an it runs 240-250F. Did not run it with stock head. Fit and finish on both heads is outstanding.

Doubt its 40%, but prob 40F cooling with their head.

[psiturbo]

The only experience I have about NOVA products is that they are on top of the game with all kinds electronics. I am refering to more than 15 years ago when I had my RC10. My first Novak speed controller cost me $250.00 dollars. I certainly washed a lot of my neighbors cars and cut plenty of lawns.

[MrCrash]

Their cooling heads are awesome. I saw a significant drop on my old picco .26.

[chukb]

The only experience I have about NOVA products is that they are on top of the game with all kinds electronics. I am refering to more than 15 years ago when I had my RC10. My first Novak speed controller cost me $250.00 dollars. I certainly washed a lot of my neighbors cars and cut plenty of lawns.

are you sure Nova & Novak are the same company? I don't think so....

[Tmaxxx-nt375]

When I threw one of there cooling heads on my wasp .18, I saw temps go from 240-250 all the way down to 160-170. Sweet cooling heads