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Old 02-06-2005 | 06:08 PM
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Originally posted by OrAnGe PoWeR
i don't have a picture of the other 5 port sleeve, will it be possible for you to post one?
It doesn't matter, just enjoy your engine, you've made a good buy
Evo 2 Sirios are very fast engines. If you wan't a fast comparative to know what you bough, the external difference between old TUP and new Evo2 TUP's is the cooling head. Old one doesn't have the sirio lgo and Evo2 letters printed on top, and it is much smaller, and i think it was black.

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Old 02-06-2005 | 06:16 PM
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thanks afm.. can't wait to try it!
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Old 02-06-2005 | 11:51 PM
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Hey OrAnGe PoWeR,

i have the same motor as you have, well going off whats written on the box anyway... but the liner isnt modded like yours.
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Old 02-07-2005 | 12:34 AM
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Hey OrAnGe PoWeR,

i have the same motor as you have, well going off whats written on the box anyway... but the liner isnt modded like yours.
thanks for the heads up Dynamite.. how much did you paid for your engine? the reason i asked is just to confirm if there really are 2 versions of the 5 port engine as told by the shop owner.. i got mine for S$380. btw, the other 5 port is going for S$295. lastly, would it be possible for you to post some pics of the sleeve? thanks in advance!
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Old 02-07-2005 | 12:48 AM
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sure orange,

go back a page... i didnt take a shot of the sleeve in particular, but you can see it on the bench in the background.

i will take some photo's of it when i get the engine out of the car... against my better judgement i used the the phillips screws that came with my rrr kit for the engine... and one stripped trying to get it out, i swear they are butter soft anyways i will get you some good ones when i get it out some time late this week - can you get me some good pics of your sleeve too?
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Old 02-07-2005 | 08:56 AM
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I have purchase an EVo II TRPI (and really like the perfomance / reliability) and will be putting the EFRA Legal cank in it so i guesse it's soon to be a TRPE. My question is.... The WC box edition with pipe is a good deal and consider bying one but when looking at star website there is no breakdown/part nos of WC edition. I would like to buy WC and put EFRA crank in so im EFRA legal.Does anybody know the difference between the TRPI and WC edition. The crank seems an obvious one but other than that is what im proposing feasible.?

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Old 02-07-2005 | 10:10 AM
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Originally posted by Roki
I have purchase an EVo II TRPI (and really like the perfomance / reliability) and will be putting the EFRA Legal cank in it so i guesse it's soon to be a TRPE. My question is.... The WC box edition with pipe is a good deal and consider bying one but when looking at star website there is no breakdown/part nos of WC edition. I would like to buy WC and put EFRA crank in so im EFRA legal.Does anybody know the difference between the TRPI and WC edition. The crank seems an obvious one but other than that is what im proposing feasible.?

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In Spain, and I guess in rest of Europe, they sell the WCR edtion in EFRA configuration.
Haven't seen one yet, but my guess is that WCR engines must have different timing than TRP (I) or (E)
In Spain you could call Carlos Ducay from Micromodel and ask him
+34-91-4463820. That is where I buy my Sirios. Tell him Alfonso from Peru sent you.

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Old 02-07-2005 | 01:11 PM
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Originally posted by afm
The engines used by the Kyosho/Sirio team were Sirio Evo2 engines with some special timing and mods for the worlds, and those are now for sale as the WCR (World Cup Replica) edition.
Brasil has tropical weather, so it should be ok.
Any engine can perform in hot weather, if it is properly tuned.
Actually in Sirio's web site there are no power figures for any engine. The specs on all 3 ports and the 5 port TUP are the same bore , stroke, etc. So it's a quetion of rules, either you run outlaw or you run legal.

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Thanks..... I was looking at the maura collari tuned 12tup Evo engine which is selling for around 300$ or so. Heard a lot of good things about it comparing the price and all i was thinking of going for this. what would you suggest......

PS. I CAN RUN OUTLAW>

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Old 02-07-2005 | 01:45 PM
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Thanks..... I was looking at the maura collari tuned 12tup Evo engine which is selling for around 300$ or so. Heard a lot of good things about it comparing the price and all i was thinking of going for this. what would you suggest......

PS. I CAN RUN OUTLAW>

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You can't go wrong with a Mauro Collari tuned engine. Is there a web site were I can check what you are beeing offered for $300.00

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Old 02-07-2005 | 08:13 PM
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You can't go wrong with a Mauro Collari tuned engine. Is there a web site were I can check what you are beeing offered for $300.00

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No website does not have it listed... just an email. I will pm you if you need it.

Also, i tried to look around for a site since you talked about it.....wanted to know how it looks like. got a link

http://www.nitrometano.com/modules.p...=article&sid=7

this looks more like the werks racing L. Collari engines.. are they the SAME ???

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Old 02-07-2005 | 08:43 PM
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sure orange,

go back a page... i didnt take a shot of the sleeve in particular, but you can see it on the bench in the background.

i will take some photo's of it when i get the engine out of the car... against my better judgement i used the the phillips screws that came with my rrr kit for the engine... and one stripped trying to get it out, i swear they are butter soft anyways i will get you some good ones when i get it out some time late this week - can you get me some good pics of your sleeve too?
here you go..
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Old 02-07-2005 | 08:48 PM
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Old 02-08-2005 | 05:46 AM
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Originally posted by uaerc
No website does not have it listed... just an email. I will pm you if you need it.

Also, i tried to look around for a site since you talked about it.....wanted to know how it looks like. got a link

http://www.nitrometano.com/modules.p...=article&sid=7

this looks more like the werks racing L. Collari engines.. are they the SAME ???

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The price at Nitrometano, which is a Spanish forum site, is 300 Euros, which is about U$390.00. The picture there is of the first Collari engines which didn't have the Low Center Gravity cooling head.
The Collari's shown at Werks Racing are the new ones with LCG head, but they are the Standard versions, not the Mauro Collari modified, they will have the MC's later on the year....but still, the 3 port Collari has proven 1.6 bhp on the dynamometer...you can expect a different power band on the moded version, but not much power increase...but about U$100.00 price increase...is it worth???...I think the Werks Collari has enough power, because it is IFMAR-ROAR spec. If you buy in Europe most likely it will be EFRA spec, which has more tuning restrictions on crank.
So my guess is that a regular IFMAR spec Collari will have more power than a Moded EFRA spec engine.

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Old 02-08-2005 | 12:09 PM
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I have just bought a Mugen MRX-3 with a Sirio Trinity 7 Port Turbo engine. How do these engines compare to other models on the market.



Any feedback will be appreciated. Thanks
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Old 02-08-2005 | 01:03 PM
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Originally posted by neo010969
I have just bought a Mugen MRX-3 with a Sirio Trinity 7 Port Turbo engine. How do these engines compare to other models on the market.
Any feedback will be appreciated. Thanks
Even though it is an early Sirio engine, it should be the equivalent of today's Sirio S21 RR, which is 3rd rated 7 port .21 Sirio engine.
First two are the S21 WCR and S21 PR-PRO.
Go to www.star-motor.com

How does it compare to other brands on the market??.......i don't have experience with .21 engines..sorry i only work with .12's

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