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Old 03-13-2005 | 04:10 PM
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Congrats sts and ferroso!
I posted in the other sts 28 thread but will say again here. I recieved an sts.28 and .12 d5r last week. I am very very pleased with how clean both engines are. Two big thumbs up. Best condition of any engine I have bought! The sts.28 looks like it will be at home in my Savage bringing wheelies at 3meters spitting rich.
I began breakin of the sts.12 d5r last night and wow.....what a pinch! 3 heat cycles and the pinch is still as tight as it was before starting. I can see that the sts piston material must be very strong and have a long life. Cant say how it is going to run on track yet but sounds nice even spitting rich with sts 6mm pipe combo.

Dino a quick question.... How many manifold shims do you recomend for the 6mm sts pipe and the d5r combo?

Thanks for all the help and cant wait to get this baby on the track
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Old 03-13-2005 | 04:41 PM
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Originally posted by Neil
Hi dino, I have this engine http://webpages.charter.net/xtcgti/hpig1301.jpg
and I was told it is based off an STS .12 engine. My question is I have run over a gallon of fuel though it and still has not broken in yet. My problem is i'm having a hard time getting 5 minutes out of a tank of fuel. Should I just lean it up and hope for the best? Or keep running rich until it loosens up some more.

Thanks for the help, Neil
The engine is a bit tight. Try to lean the engine "a little" and keep the engine running temperature around 100C(212F). What air temperature there?

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Old 03-13-2005 | 04:42 PM
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Very nice! Well done Ferroso !

dino - using just a standard D21B or are there some mods for me to do hehehe
Sorry,I have no idea.
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Old 03-13-2005 | 04:44 PM
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Originally posted by 20 SMOKE
Dino, ran the d3r today after a five min run temps only in the 250's with good power from start to finish thanks for the help
Glad to heard that. Thanks for your support,buddy.
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Old 03-13-2005 | 04:48 PM
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Originally posted by rcosmax
Congrats sts and ferroso!
I posted in the other sts 28 thread but will say again here. I recieved an sts.28 and .12 d5r last week. I am very very pleased with how clean both engines are. Two big thumbs up. Best condition of any engine I have bought! The sts.28 looks like it will be at home in my Savage bringing wheelies at 3meters spitting rich.
I began breakin of the sts.12 d5r last night and wow.....what a pinch! 3 heat cycles and the pinch is still as tight as it was before starting. I can see that the sts piston material must be very strong and have a long life. Cant say how it is going to run on track yet but sounds nice even spitting rich with sts 6mm pipe combo.

Dino a quick question.... How many manifold shims do you recomend for the 6mm sts pipe and the d5r combo?

Thanks for all the help and cant wait to get this baby on the track
Thanks for your support!
I usual use the shortest manifold setting because D5R has lots of torque. And I love more top-end so I just use the shortest setting.(no any shim)
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Old 03-13-2005 | 06:42 PM
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Originally posted by dino.tw
The engine is a bit tight. Try to lean the engine "a little" and keep the engine running temperature around 100C(212F). What air temperature there?
Dino I'm running a RB Concept medium plug, Byrons 20% nitro 12%oil. The ambient temp is around 30C and humid. I havent removed any head shims. Is this motor like one of yours?

Thanks Again, Neil
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Old 03-14-2005 | 08:14 PM
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Originally posted by Neil
Dino I'm running a RB Concept medium plug, Byrons 20% nitro 12%oil. The ambient temp is around 30C and humid. I havent removed any head shims. Is this motor like one of yours?

Thanks Again, Neil
Around 30C it is hot. You can lean your engine to around 120C. Also I would suggest you to use only 0.3mm head shim totally with Byron2000. You can use STS parts on your engine.
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Old 03-15-2005 | 12:39 AM
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Thumbs up STS black head (unmarked) 3-port engine

Hey Dino,

This is Jonathan Wang. I just want to let you know that the new STS 3-port engine with the black heatsink (no mark on the heatsink, modified by Old3) is so damn good! It brought me a 2nd place in Amateur class of Airtronics race last Sunday. Jeff Lin was there, too. And we had a good race last weekends.

I bought this engine from Geoff and he personally took care of it. I just want to say thanks to STS for making such a good and affordable engine, and to ProjectZen.net for importing it into States and providing great customer services.


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Old 03-15-2005 | 01:01 AM
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Dino..Hj Irman of Brunei has done it again.He'd just won the ASEAN Championship race driving his STS powered MTX3.
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Old 03-15-2005 | 02:30 AM
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glad to know the great result of STS Engines. Of cuz, a good engine with a good driver = good result !
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Old 03-15-2005 | 07:32 AM
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Thumbs up Great Job!

Great Job! Jonathan and Hj Irman ! Awesome Drivers !!!
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Old 03-15-2005 | 11:57 AM
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Default STS D3 port is it a long or short track motor?

I currently have the STS D3 and a OS tr 3port. My question is in my short track Kyosho V one RR which motor will work best? The other car is a Kyosho Evo which I use at big tracks which motor out of the two should go in it?
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Old 03-15-2005 | 02:48 PM
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Default Re: STS D3 port is it a long or short track motor?

Originally posted by tazman34685
I currently have the STS D3 and a OS tr 3port. My question is in my short track Kyosho V one RR which motor will work best? The other car is a Kyosho Evo which I use at big tracks which motor out of the two should go in it?
STS D3 and D3R excel in short to medium tight technical tracks...they have tons of low end power.

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Old 03-15-2005 | 07:39 PM
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Originally posted by Zizu
Dino..Hj Irman of Brunei has done it again.He'd just won the ASEAN Championship race driving his STS powered MTX3.
i can confirmed how's Hj. Irman driving. he's one good driver. aggresive but cool.
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Old 03-16-2005 | 01:05 PM
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i have a sts .12 d5 engine... i got this used.... i was wonderin if any one kno wat the factory settin for the engine... im really confused rite now and need alot of help... i appericated if anyone can help me.... i check stsrc.com.tw but it doesnt show anything about carb settin

thanks
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