Siim Engines
#1
Siim Engines
I just thought I would start a thread since I didnt see one so far. Anyone have one of these motors? How much are they? Where can you get them?
#2
#4
I would like to try one. I contacted them about being the U.S. distributor but I dont have the money to do it currently, unfortunately.
#5
SIIM Engines are made by Star motor(Sirio). I havent figured out of they are designer engines or made to SIIM's specs like RB and Novarossi.
#7
yeah like i said, not sure if they are just rebadged sirio engines or if they are just contracted by sirio to SIIMs specs. I dont think there is a US Distributor, cant say for certain because they dont list any distributors.
#8
hmmm... I'm told they are the same as a Sirio, and they are supposed to come up with a US dist soon....
#10
Definately dont quote me on this but when I checked I believe to be a distributor you had to buy 50+ engines up front. They never told me what the cost would be for each motor and I never asked cause even if they were $100 each that would be $5000 and I dont have that kinda money laying around. If your interested email them and they will send you the details, if you do decide to sell them let me know as I wanna try one.
#11
More like 10grand... these are not cheap motors
#12
Tech Master
iTrader: (32)
Definately dont quote me on this but when I checked I believe to be a distributor you had to buy 50+ engines up front. They never told me what the cost would be for each motor and I never asked cause even if they were $100 each that would be $5000 and I dont have that kinda money laying around. If your interested email them and they will send you the details, if you do decide to sell them let me know as I wanna try one.
You are spot on here mate , they require a 50 motor order to become a distributer and that is the same for Australia, which has a much smaller market then the USA , I do have a price list somewhere... They will supply shops with smaller orders until they get a distributer but the price goes up... I spoke directly with Oscar Garcia , to me a very reasonable man.....
#14
hi guys,
am running a SIIM engine on my Kyosho MP9, its the PGRs21B (tuned) with a SIIM pipe. since i live in Kuwait, we have a local dist here and i was first to buy it ,try and win with it the engine is great and, durable and delivers constant power, massive lowend power even when very rich. topend is another storey, it screams like crazy, you feel like your running super lean but when you check the temp, you will be amazed that you are still under the 220F barrier i run it with 30% nitro shimmed at 0.9mm and a cold OS plug (P8). i dont think i will ever switch my MP9's engine to other engine than SIIM. also its not mentioned on the site i think but the rear bearing is a ceramic one. been on the podium 4 weeks in a row and ranked 2nd in the overall ranking behind my team mate who runs a 777WC/ SIIM powered too
cheers
Ali
am running a SIIM engine on my Kyosho MP9, its the PGRs21B (tuned) with a SIIM pipe. since i live in Kuwait, we have a local dist here and i was first to buy it ,try and win with it the engine is great and, durable and delivers constant power, massive lowend power even when very rich. topend is another storey, it screams like crazy, you feel like your running super lean but when you check the temp, you will be amazed that you are still under the 220F barrier i run it with 30% nitro shimmed at 0.9mm and a cold OS plug (P8). i dont think i will ever switch my MP9's engine to other engine than SIIM. also its not mentioned on the site i think but the rear bearing is a ceramic one. been on the podium 4 weeks in a row and ranked 2nd in the overall ranking behind my team mate who runs a 777WC/ SIIM powered too
cheers
Ali
#15
Tech Lord
iTrader: (52)
There is now a US distributor...same guy who is the US distributor for DLD tires. His name is Colin, Nice guy. I tried the tires a couple of weeks ago (hat trick soft) and I was very pleased with them: here is the link to buy Siim Engines:
http://www.rctech.net/forum/nitro-of...m-engines.html
http://www.rctech.net/forum/nitro-of...m-engines.html