Sirio engines thread
#2086
Joined: Sep 2001
Posts: 3,202
thanks for the reply
its going in my tnx and the only way i can access the engine is thru rotostart. i found some tips in savage central and found that there is no rotostart package for the sirio, but i can build up one from parts: hpi .21/.25 rotostart case, gear set backplate unit (for the larger 8mm id 1-way bearing), and towerhobbies st15 1-way bearing and hex
ive read that this will work fine, hope it does for me
cant wait to fire up this baby, my tnx's first italian motor
its going in my tnx and the only way i can access the engine is thru rotostart. i found some tips in savage central and found that there is no rotostart package for the sirio, but i can build up one from parts: hpi .21/.25 rotostart case, gear set backplate unit (for the larger 8mm id 1-way bearing), and towerhobbies st15 1-way bearing and hex
ive read that this will work fine, hope it does for me
cant wait to fire up this baby, my tnx's first italian motor
#2087
Hi Boys
just a question for anyone that is in with sirio, do or are thry going to make a .09 STI to siut the kyosho spada that was just released? the proto type spada has a sti version of the .09 in it
thanks
chad
just a question for anyone that is in with sirio, do or are thry going to make a .09 STI to siut the kyosho spada that was just released? the proto type spada has a sti version of the .09 in it
thanks
chad
#2090
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Joined: Nov 2003
Posts: 874
From: SoCal
Who is the new Sirio distributer for the US market since Kyosho USA is no longer doing it??? Kyosho USA doesn't seem to have any more Sirio EVO III parts in stock either as from what I've been told from the local hobby shops in my area that carry Kyosho products. 
RC_Alan

RC_Alan
#2091
Joined: Aug 2003
Posts: 4,166
From: Henderson, NV
Who is the new Sirio distributer for the US market since Kyosho USA is no longer doing it??? Kyosho USA doesn't seem to have any more Sirio EVO III parts in stock either as from what I've been told from the local hobby shops in my area that carry Kyosho products. 
RC_Alan

RC_Alan
#2092
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From: SoCal
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Last edited by rc_alan; 08-16-2007 at 09:32 AM.
#2094
Joined: Aug 2003
Posts: 4,166
From: Henderson, NV
Thanks Scott... I was also told that the current stock of Sirio stuff is very little and even the Team drivers are having a hard time getting Sirio parts from what's left of the current stock which is very little. They said what's in stock is the CRF motor... Looking forward to the update.
RC_Alan
RC_Alan
#2095
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From: SoCal

RC_Alan
#2096
Joined: Aug 2003
Posts: 4,166
From: Henderson, NV
Thanks Scott... A hobby shop in the OC ie Orange county said they called and Kyosho had nothing as far as Sirio parts... Hey... It's business or lost business... I'm looking at picking up a piston and sleeve in about 3 weeks... I may have to go with the RB Matrix version of the Sirio EVO III if no luck at the hobby shops... Thanks again... 
RC_Alan

RC_Alan
#2097
You're running a Sirio now? I didn't realize that. If you don't mind me asking, what are your clutch settings?
#2098
Joined: Aug 2003
Posts: 4,166
From: Henderson, NV
2D clutch but use 4 flyweights. No drilled out weights.
Red shoe
Black spring
It is a complete stock 2D clutch but using 4 flyweights. All the rest of the clutch is normal 2D.
Compress the spring down 1.3mm past the end of the crankshaft. Very little gap. Maybe .3mm gap. Endplay almost none. Essentially for endplay make sure that your thrust bearing is free, but with almost no play.
Last edited by Scott Fisher; 08-16-2007 at 12:25 PM.
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