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isuzuguy 10-25-2004 09:16 PM

motor
 
got one:p

isuzuguy 10-26-2004 05:09 AM

got one
 
got one monday dennis ,finally lol. its got a turbo button red head
with rd /r3 logo on head ,question ,is break-in 30% o donell and 77 and a turbo with short header ok ?

YBSLOW 10-26-2004 06:30 PM

Re: got one
 

Originally posted by isuzuguy
got one monday dennis ,finally lol. its got a turbo button red head
with rd /r3 logo on head ,question ,is break-in 30% o donell and 77 and a turbo with short header ok ?

What is up Henry. I am not speaking for Dennis , but that should be fine for break in. Just get the long header if you are going to race in above 80deg weather. I might be out this weekend at Revelation runnibg my new 1/8th scale.

Later

isuzuguy 10-26-2004 07:06 PM

header
 
is the long header avalible by it self

afm 10-26-2004 07:48 PM

Re: motor
 

Originally posted by isuzuguy
got one:p
Where???? Engines don't show in Rd Logicgs site.

AFM

Motorman 10-26-2004 08:00 PM

AFM there not listed yet but they do have them. It takes a week or two after we get new product to get it listed. I know your waiting on a signature.

Motorman 10-26-2004 08:03 PM

the short motor seems to like the short header when the air density is average but if it gets hot I would switch to the long one. on the long rod motor the long header is a must all the time period. This we learned the hard way.

Motorman 10-26-2004 08:33 PM

AFM this is they way the engines should be listed and the accompanying nomenclature legend

R3SRT= Race, 3 port, short rod, rear exhaust, turbo/sg crank
R5SRT= Race, 5 port, short rod, rear exhaust, turbo/sg crank
ST3S= short rod, truck, 3 port ,standard threaded crankshaft
ST3SG= short rod, truck, 3 port, standard sg crank (non turbo type)
R3XLRT=Race, 3 port, X, long rod, turbo/sg crank

bcquick 10-26-2004 09:13 PM

are the R3 and R5 the sts based motors ?
and i assume the ST motors are for offroad
and the R3XLRT is the new motor youve been working on for 2 years

What are the st motors based off of ?
what is the part # for the long header?
what motor would be better for medium to large tracks?
And what pipe is best for all these motors Turbo 2 ?

sorry for all the ?? just want to get it right!!!

Thanks

Motorman 10-27-2004 06:37 PM

yes the r3srt/r5srt and st truck motors are based on loosely on sts components but dimensionally they are different, spec wise they are different. These are engines I have also been working on not just rebadged hardware.

the r3xlrt is a totally new motor and is still not at RD as of this writing. right now the guys are running r3srt's and proto r3xlrt's. they both work well on large tracks. I recomment the turbo II with the short header on the r3srt
and the long header on the r3xlrt's. Last I knew the new turbo II's were going to be boxed with both headers when the new shipment comes in.


60217 is the short header
60215 is the long one

check the front page of the rd site scroll down and you will find them

pricing on the srt's will be around 185.00 street as we promised. don't let the price fool you into thinking their low quality.

bcquick 10-31-2004 04:53 PM

any pics of the sts based engines??????

since there in stock!!!

Motorman 10-31-2004 08:52 PM

bc look at the g4 on the rd site and you will see the engine in one of those. They have not posted the engines yet but I expect them to do so shortly. There is also a picture of the engine on the RD logics mongoose thread.

Motorman 11-01-2004 09:01 AM

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some pictures of the r3xlrt long rod engine

Motorman 11-01-2004 09:02 AM

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internals of r3xlrt engine. this engine has been run and is the final production version.

Motorman 11-01-2004 09:03 AM

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another


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