Sirio Evo2 vs. Murnam Mod Sirio
#1
Sirio Evo2 vs. Murnam Mod Sirio
OK, I'm leaning toward going with Sirio power this coming season (provided that O'Donnell engine doesn't show up and change my mind). Now, from what I've seen, the Evo2 can be had for around 210. The mod is around 230 (am I correct Grinder?). I've read that the Evo2 is basically a factory mod engine. So, would it be worth the price diference to get the mod? And is the mod based on the original Sirio or Evo2?
#2
I was selling modified Evo II's for $230.00, but for some reason Trinity decided out of the blue to raise the price I was paying dramatically. I guess everyone is right about Trinity. I will no longer be able to sell Sirio's that cheap, so I may start modifying mostly Nova engines since Sirio's now cost almost as much as the Nova's. I will still be selling Sirio's, just not as many. The only difference in the old Sirio and the Evo II is that the sleeve has minor factory mods done, and the blue head. If you have to pay $210 for a stock sirio, and $230 for a stock NS12 (or variant) go with the Nova.
#3
Uriah,
it looks like T is loosing Nova Rossi, so he needs to rip people with another product.
Have you checked pricing in HK for the Sirios?
it looks like T is loosing Nova Rossi, so he needs to rip people with another product.
Have you checked pricing in HK for the Sirios?
#4
Originally posted by stefan
Uriah,
it looks like T is loosing Nova Rossi, so he needs to rip people with another product.
Have you checked pricing in HK for the Sirios?
Uriah,
it looks like T is loosing Nova Rossi, so he needs to rip people with another product.
Have you checked pricing in HK for the Sirios?
AFM
#5
...and Rossi!
#6
Beautiful, just beautiful. So, looking at the site, there are still a few Sirio's for 230. Same price as a mod MT12. Now, if the news is actually true about Trinity losing Novarossi, they will most likely jack up the price of the Sirios everywhere (and the Rossi line, which already is outrageous). How long do you think you will have the Sirio available? And would it make more sense to opt for the MT12 instead? What are the power differences in the two?