wangcc61

You got the latest version of D3R. Mine looks the same (People thought it was the TOP engine.) I ran the engine around 230-240F. Mine has 2 gallons through and no sign of wear on the rod and crankpin. And the run time is 6+ minutes for each tank (I like to set the bottom end on the rich side, and top end on the lean side). You can check the timings and compare yours to mine. I post my timing on the forum. I feel the new D3R has wider power band and is faster than the original one. It is the one that I'm racing with now and it is a really good engine, the price is so affordable. You just need to check the conrod and crankpin after you finished the break-in. Make sure not much play is between those 2. You will love it.....

au_Nightmare

Why not from HK? thats where I have been getting my STS engines and bits from.

nsxshogun

I gotta tip for all of you. If you email projectzen directly youll get better deals.

Artificial-I

iTrader: (17)

Well if you try to even use the order page it doesnt seem to work. Does anyone else notice this?

Tommy Bergfeldt

Well, i never thought these Dragon D3R's could be so fast compared to IDM's and other Nova/Picco-based engines until i bought one at RCmushroom, with just a little smoothing out and polishing the internals it's just as fast as other high-brand engines, i'm really impressed

Tabushi

iTrader: (1)

Which plugs are you using on your D3R's ?? ... i just got a set of Team orion Turbo Plugs cause i dont any other choice down here ... any opinions ?, im using Team Orion standard plugs on my Novamega Engines and they are working great, but i dont know about the turbo ones and using them on STS engines.

thanks in advance for any info ...

Tommy Bergfeldt

In our (chilly...) climate Sirio nr6 Cold works pretty good, other plugs that works great is Cipolla nr 6

Neil

Medium heat range RB concept. Even after a half hour main the engine idles very strong.

wangcc61

In Southern California, I use Novarossi #7 long body plug in all seasons. The head shim is 0.4mm. And I use 30% fuel all the time.

In winter, I sometimes use Novarossi #6 long body plug, or reduce the head shim to 0.3mm, with 30% fuel.

Last time I raced in Las Vegas, I used Novarossi #7 long body plug, 0.5mm head shim, and 30% fuel. The engine had less top end, but the temp was steady (230 - 250F) during the race. I had tried 0.4mm during practice, but the temp was a little bit high (250 - 270F) to keep up with those fast guys.

BundyMan

Yup, the key here is the internal polishing!

Artificial-I

iTrader: (17)

Can you explain where you did the polishing or take some pictures.

Tommy Bergfeldt

Only rounded up the intakes and outtake ports in the sleeve, the edges were a bit too sharp as standard, nothing too advanced dremeling

rcosmax

Hello. does anyone know the case bearing messurements? Mine are like gravel.

au_Nightmare

Front bearing is 7x19x6mm
Not sure about the rear?

dino.tw

.12 rear 12x21x5
.21/28 rear 14x25x6