1LikesSirio engines thread
10-06-2005 | 10:35 AM
#1036
Tech Adept
Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 206
From: S.CA
Originally Posted by jeffreylin
Gordan, if your crankshaft is okay you don't need to replace it. You MAY need to replace the conrod. You can get a conrod from tower hobbies or trinity online (shopatron).
If you are coming this Sunday bring your motor and we can take a look.
If you are coming this Sunday bring your motor and we can take a look.
10-09-2005 | 04:26 AM
#1037
evo 111 crank
Originally Posted by Motorman
prepare to wait till hell freezes over. Just ask Ray.
On the track the engine is ballistick, have not noticed any performance difference. 3 litres of testing and engine running strong.
The latest engines fom Sirio should have these cranks.
Regards
Alex.K
10-09-2005 | 08:59 PM
#1039
Originally Posted by litespeed-dom
I was real worry about the crank breaking as people has said... I got mine, broke it in (heat cycles), ran a club race, ran an entire regional, then ran another race at a permanent facility where it's designed really for 1/5th and 1/8th... Still no problem so far. I'm beginning to think it might have to do with the break-in process people are using. Or am I just the lucky few.
Anyway, it's all torn apart now, checked tolerance with nothing out of ordinary, last club race coming up so I'm just strapping in a JP instead.
Dom
Anyway, it's all torn apart now, checked tolerance with nothing out of ordinary, last club race coming up so I'm just strapping in a JP instead.
Dom
Well, broke the crank today, 5 mins into the Main.....
So what's the word on sending it to Trinity? Sure they know there is a problem with the crank!
Dom
10-10-2005 | 06:17 AM
#1041
Tech Initiate
Joined: Jul 2005
Posts: 23
From: Somwhere under the Rainbow
Originally Posted by sniper_rc
Ive got a sirio bigblock .27, flames out toooooo much!!!! anyone here give me some advice on this?sirios are the fastest engines i have ever seen, especially after the owner lauches the engine out of a 20 story apartment block hahahahaha
10-10-2005 | 07:54 AM
#1042
Tech Adept
Joined: Dec 2004
Posts: 182
Originally Posted by sniper_rc
Ive got a sirio bigblock .27, flames out toooooo much!!!! anyone here give me some advice on this?
But you have to describe how it die off... at slowing down or at high speed? would it die off if the truck is off the ground?
10-11-2005 | 08:02 PM
#1043
Tech Addict
Joined: Oct 2005
Posts: 617
From: Australia
hey ppl, im getting to racing buggyCaster ZX-1 1/8th and need some serious suggestions on some engines that i may use, what are your thoughts on the 21 Kani evo 2? and the 21RE and what other off road sirio engine would you say is good?
11-02-2005 | 03:58 AM
#1048
The early cranks there were some failures but the latest ones are flawless.
The EVO 3s are awsome holding their tune and pulling crazy power.
I just finished running the SIRIO EVO 3 at the Aussie nationals and the engine is at least as quick if not quicker than the quickest and latest around.
Infact I was in the same qualifiers as the winner (LRP) and was backing off at the end of the straight as courtesy to him so as i would not clean him up.
And balls out of the corner, lots of them.
Any busted cranks should be replaced by your Sirio supplier but I can guarntee that the new engines are bullet proof.
Cheers
Alex.K
The EVO 3s are awsome holding their tune and pulling crazy power.
I just finished running the SIRIO EVO 3 at the Aussie nationals and the engine is at least as quick if not quicker than the quickest and latest around.
Infact I was in the same qualifiers as the winner (LRP) and was backing off at the end of the straight as courtesy to him so as i would not clean him up.
And balls out of the corner, lots of them.
Any busted cranks should be replaced by your Sirio supplier but I can guarntee that the new engines are bullet proof.
Cheers
Alex.K
11-02-2005 | 08:27 AM
#1050
Originally Posted by kickass
Any busted cranks should be replaced by your Sirio supplier but I can guarntee that the new engines are bullet proof.
Cheers
Alex.K
Cheers
Alex.K
Dom