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Piston orientation
Hi guys, I pulled apart my evoII and forgot to note the direction of the piston. Does the longer side of the piston belong on the exhaust side or should it be situated on the intake side?
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Re: Piston orientation
Originally posted by Adoika Hi guys, I pulled apart my evoII and forgot to note the direction of the piston. Does the longer side of the piston belong on the exhaust side or should it be situated on the intake side? Thanks, Doy. AFM |
Re: Re: Piston orientation
Originally posted by afm Longer side of skirt towards the exhaust AFM |
ports
Hi Guys
What's the difference between a 5 port and a 3 port engine? Will having a 5 port engine only allow you to join the A-main race and not the B-main race? I know the races for Nitro GP Foam have A and B classes. Im planning to get a 5 or 3 port Sirio Evo2. What type of engine crankshaft should I be getting, an SG?(is SG and standard shaft the same?) or a threaded? I'll be fitting it to an R40 or a V1RRR. thanks............ |
Re: ports
Originally posted by lirpa Hi Guys What's the difference between a 5 port and a 3 port engine? Will having a 5 port engine only allow you to join the A-main race and not the B-main race? I know the races for Nitro GP Foam have A and B classes. Im planning to get a 5 or 3 port Sirio Evo2. What type of engine crankshaft should I be getting, an SG?(is SG and standard shaft the same?) or a threaded? I'll be fitting it to an R40 or a V1RRR. thanks............ In any case getting on to an A main or B main depends on your driving skills and how fast you are. Check your country and club rules to see what class do they run, and make your decision depending on that. You need an SG shaft for either car, not a threaded. Sirio engines with threaded shafts are designated with "AF" at the end of model number. For example: S12 TRP E is 3 port SG shaft EFRA spec ABC (Brass sleeve) S12 TRP I is 3 port SG sahft IFMAR spec ABC (Brass sleeve) S12 TRP AF is 3 port threaded shaft ABC If they additionaly have the PRO designation it comes with AAC piston/sleeve set (Aluminum sleeve) S12 TUP is 5 port SG shaft ABC S12 TUP PRO is 5 port SG shaft AAC S12 TUP AF is 5 port threaded shaft AFM |
Does anyone know why the Sirios at the 1/10 Worlds are so dominant? Are the new versions? They shouldn't have this much of an advantage over the novarossi motors.
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Originally posted by Racing4Evo Does anyone know why the Sirios at the 1/10 Worlds are so dominant? Are the new versions? They shouldn't have this much of an advantage over the novarossi motors. They have cleared all the "bugs with AAC sleeve/piston combination, and having Mauro Collari working on his own version of Sirios have made them get a little edge over Nova based engines. For the Worlds Andrea Rossi has taken a special WC Edition Sirio Evo2, that will come on sale later this year. AFM |
evo 2 3p running temp
i asked before but it seems as if my motor is running hotter than it should for the speed i am getting from it. what is the highest temp i should see out of this motor and not be worried? i was running about 260 270 and i was feeling very slugish on the back strech at my track, what should do with my settings, go back to the general settings and then tweak them or what, i cant afford to cook this motor, i still have compression and it runs all day, just too hot for me, my other competition at the track are running 180 to 225 and going just as fast if not faster the guy with the 180 temp has a sirio trp 3 p .
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Re: evo 2 3p running temp
Originally posted by gentleman81 i asked before but it seems as if my motor is running hotter than it should for the speed i am getting from it. what is the highest temp i should see out of this motor and not be worried? i was running about 260 270 and i was feeling very slugish on the back strech at my track, what should do with my settings, go back to the general settings and then tweak them or what, i cant afford to cook this motor, i still have compression and it runs all day, just too hot for me, my other competition at the track are running 180 to 225 and going just as fast if not faster the guy with the 180 temp has a sirio trp 3 p . These engines work best with their own pipe, which I think can't be found in the USA, but they also run great with the Yokomo M.Mileke pipe, and the Mugen P01002 pipe. You might wan't to check your gearing to be able to keep up with the fastest guys at your track. What are they using??? Sirios work great with shorter gearing to be able to rev up tp their pówer band. AFM |
What car, pipe,and plug are you running yur motor with? What about gearing track length and ambient temp?
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Originally posted by Racing4Evo What car, pipe,and plug are you running yur motor with? What about gearing track length and ambient temp? My gearing is 21/59 first gear and 25/54 second gear (0.8 pitch). Our track is at sea level and ambient temperature ranges from 15°C in winter to 27°C in summer, with 80 to 90% humidity. AFM |
Forgot to tell you I run Byron Fuel at 20% Nitro
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I'm sorry, I was asking gentleman81. It's good to know your info though.
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its a small parking lot track with a 150 ft straight way and about 300- 400 total track distance, i am running odonnel 20percent , a rdlogics turbo 2 pipe and ofna turbo plug. track temps were about 70-80deg last race, i race one race all day at about 200deg but it was hotter that day. how much does the temp effect how that motor will run hot? mtx3
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