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Old 07-06-2004, 05:41 PM
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Anyone able to answer this?
not to sure the 5/p does have a different carb and crank try it and turn it by hand i don't know if the rotation of the crank is the same. i have a friend that did that to a jp took a 5/p and put a 3/p p/s in it
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Old 07-06-2004, 07:34 PM
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Can anyone tell me if I can use a 3 port sleve from an RS3 in an RS5 motor?

I have a brand new RS5 that I can't use for sanctioned racing(or even club racing for that matter!) over here in Western Australia, and was wondering if I can fix my problem cheaply by fitting a 3 port sleeve.

Dino, maybe you can answer this one for me. There's no supplier of STS motors over here on the West Coast of Western Australia that can tell me.

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Yes,all STS .12 parts are interchangeable.
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Old 07-06-2004, 07:37 PM
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Originally posted by jscamry
how long untill the .12 adjustable roar legal tuned pipe is out to purchase? also will the pipe be avalible to purchase seperatly from the header?


thanks Jason
I'm waiting for the production,too. Maybe next month....
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Old 07-06-2004, 07:38 PM
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Originally posted by dino.tw
Yes,all STS .12 parts are interchangeable.
Great! Now can anyone tell me where I can buy a sleeve here in Australia?

Dino, tell your bosses I need an STS distributor here in Western Australia. I can organise some contacts for you if you like.
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Originally posted by Z00M
Great! Now can anyone tell me where I can buy a sleeve here in Australia?

Also where can I get parts in the U.S. I am new with this engine. It was given to me used. Thanks.
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Old 07-06-2004, 07:49 PM
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Originally posted by Z00M
Great! Now can anyone tell me where I can buy a sleeve here in Australia?

Dino, tell your bosses I need an STS distributor here in Western Australia. I can organise some contacts for you if you like.
If ya talk to Tommy Lee. His on the other side of the country but he will send you the parts you need. His a Legend he'll hook you up. He hooked me up when i had my problem with my Crank and rod. He has a User on RCTECH. this is his user name---- tl2111

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Originally posted by Formula1fan
Also where can I get parts in the U.S. I am new with this engine. It was given to me used. Thanks.
there you go bro. He a talk to this guy:

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Originally posted by Formula1fan
Also where can I get parts in the U.S. I am new with this engine. It was given to me used. Thanks.
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Old 07-06-2004, 08:09 PM
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Look at the famous Italian magazine True Model

What is that on the front page of the newest issue? (hint left under side)
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Hey Dino,

When are you going to post the specs on the new D3R and D5R. I'd like to know more about it before deciding to get one.

My D3 I finally was able to run properly after sealing the leaks on the carb. Does this engine really like to run on the lean side (hot!)? I'm using 25% fuel and if I don't give it enough lean then it drives like a grandmother, but then if I lean it to run competitively, I get up to 300 F temp range huh!.

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Hey Dino,

When are you going to post the specs on the new D3R and D5R. I'd like to know more about it before deciding to get one.

My D3 I finally was able to run properly after sealing the leaks on the carb. Does this engine really like to run on the lean side (hot!)? I'm using 25% fuel and if I don't give it enough lean then it drives like a grandmother, but then if I lean it to run competitively, I get up to 300 F temp range huh!.

Thanks,
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Dear Roy,

The specs of Draron and Dragon Racing engine are all the same. The modified engine just has better acceleration. I would suggest you to buy modified version because our modified engine is inexpensive.

Have you try to take out some head shims? When the engine has enough power than you don't need to lean it too much. With 25% I would use 0.4mm shims and #7 turbo plug. Sometime we need to do reverse operation.
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Old 07-10-2004, 09:46 PM
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Thumbs up the DxR engines

dino:

tried both the d3r and the d5r today, both ran very well. both engine might be a little weak on top (not by much, compare to other mod engines running 40% fuel), but the smooth yet powerful bottom/mid makes it all up. the d3r accelerate better than the d5r, but it might be becasue the d3r was installed on a mtx-3 while the d5r was on an evo. the gear ratio of both cars are pretty close. the d5r has a better top (being a 5 port engine and with an outlaw pipe). the d3r ran at about 250F (sedan) while the d5r was at 220F (lola).

there was something wrong with the d3r carb. had to use an NR carb. to make the eigine more stable. need to find out whats wrong with the d3r carb. the d5r carb. works fine.

i put about 1 liter of fuel through each engine today and the updated cranks still hold and no leaks yet . lets see how long they will last. overall i like the d series engines, they suit the way i drive.

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Old 07-10-2004, 11:23 PM
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Looks promising. But then again, it proves that its not me that has a problem tuning my D3 since you find that there is something wrong with the carb on the D3R.

Oh well I'm sad to say that I've given up with this engine and will go with the more stable one (no need to mention since most should know).

Thanks for all the help Dino!

Roy

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dino:

tried both the d3r and the d5r today, both ran very well. both engine might be a little weak on top (not by much, compare to other mod engines running 40% fuel), but the smooth yet powerful bottom/mid makes it all up. the d3r accelerate better than the d5r, but it might be becasue the d3r was installed on a mtx-3 while the d5r was on an evo. the gear ratio of both cars are pretty close. the d5r has a better top (being a 5 port engine and with an outlaw pipe). the d3r ran at about 250F (sedan) while the d5r was at 220F (lola).

there was something wrong with the d3r carb. had to use an NR carb. to make the eigine more stable. need to find out whats wrong with the d3r carb. the d5r carb. works fine.

i put about 1 liter of fuel through each engine today and the updated cranks still hold and no leaks yet . lets see how long they will last. overall i like the d series engines, they suit the way i drive.

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