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AtomiK 03-30-2003 06:15 PM

Black Pixy or STS RS3
 
Which is better, the Black Pixy or the STS RS3? The Black Pixy I might get is the ROAR legal one.

cybertoolzz 03-31-2003 12:26 AM

the sts rs3 is roar/ifmar legal also.
http://www.teamcrc.com/inventory2003/stsrs3.htm

i have the sts12 3 port turbo - i absolutley love this motor - not a single prob thru 2 gal of 30/10 and the power band this motor pulls is just beautiful. predictable, tunable and i have beat most everybody at the parking lot (siros, tc3s, even a sonic) in a flat out street drag.

i run the ofna ob4 slimline-many upgrades. for the $$ and performance - STS will be my motor of choice! - i'm getting the rs5 next.

PRO RS4 03-31-2003 04:09 AM

Anybody else on this forum runing the STS RS3? I will like to know the performance of this engine.

tl2111 03-31-2003 04:18 AM


Originally posted by PRO RS4
Anybody else on this forum runing the STS RS3? I will like to know the performance of this engine.
for the money you pay, you won't be disappoint:p :p

AtomiK 03-31-2003 06:20 AM

But, which engine is better in terms of performance and durability, and ease to maintain and tune.

Ron C. 03-31-2003 08:35 AM

I also have been wanting to find out more
about the PIXY Black motor with regards to its power
and durability. Has anybody used this motor? (Whether
.12 or .21... Any feedbacks would be greatly appreciated..

I have always wondered why they a more pricey than
the other motors in the market and have always wanted
to find out if their price is backed up by performance.?

I dont think people would mind paying more for a motor
for as long as you get what you pay for. But I wonder if
this is another motor that is Over Rated.?

cybertoolzz 03-31-2003 09:15 AM

well, i don't have a lot experience with motors other than my sts12 - but the as for durability and longeviety u cant' go wrong with sts engines. look, my sts12 puts out 1.35hp from the stock 3 port- and with the turbo head it is just a great motor and for the price (100$ on ebay!) pleez!
plus i can speak DIRECTLY with guys that manufacture these motors thru the CRC forum - now that's what i call product support.

the rs3 is a hand-modded 3 port roar legal that kicks out 1.5hp for 125$. go ahead and pay 200-240$ + for ur jp, collaris, rbs, etc. - even stock - these sts engines can stick it to any engine out there.
spreading the word on STS....

che 03-31-2003 10:36 AM

Where ar eyou getting the RS3 for $125?
CRC sells them for $175....

AtomiK 03-31-2003 05:08 PM

So you are saying the STS RS3 can keep up with the Pixy? Also, I heard that once you get the engine, you have to take it apart and clean it or something for the RS3, is this true?

che 03-31-2003 05:30 PM

This is true for every engine.

Every new nitro engine (no matter who manufactured it) should be taken apart and clean out, to remove any residue, foreign objects or contaminents left over from manufaturing process.

Yes, the processes have been greatly improved over the years, but I would never spend that kind of money on a new engine without taken the small amount of time and energy to insure it will run to its maximum without issues.

AtomiK 03-31-2003 05:49 PM

So can the RS3 keep up with a Pixy?

tallyrc 03-31-2003 06:39 PM

here is an ebay rs3

tl2111 03-31-2003 08:07 PM


Originally posted by AtomiK
So can the RS3 keep up with a Pixy?

RS3 can eat standard Pixy

AtomiK 03-31-2003 08:17 PM

Thanks
 
Thank you all of you guys for your help.

cybertoolzz 03-31-2003 08:34 PM


Originally posted by tallyrc
here is an ebay rs3
yummmm - look at that port work - 140$ - was quoting the crc price for the stock .12 motor at 125$ - still for 140$ - gotta get me one.


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