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Old 11-15-2008 | 05:26 AM
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did you run yours stock or did you put your magic wand to it?
I ran mine with my tuning done to it. We tested it against the stock version, and the tuned was much faster.
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Old 11-15-2008 | 11:24 AM
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Tommy and i had a chance to try our new 12 engine .Positive results motor was fast and easy to tune .We are looking foward to the rest of the series with the Capricorn products .Feel free to ask George Martinez or Tom DeSantis about any of the products available from capricorn we will do our best to help.murnan modified is the exclusive distributor for the capricorn products.

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Old 11-18-2008 | 07:09 AM
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What is the difference between the C12L-E and the C12L-ET Capricorn .12 motors? Is there a big difference in performance? Anyone had experience with the Capricorn clutch setup that can be purched as a package with the 2611 pipe? Looking to possibly try that setup in my RRR EVO 2. The Kyosho 2D clutch setup is okay. I had to put 2 grub screws in each weight to get the snap I've been looking for but I feel like there should be mor. I also tried out the CRF clutch setup whcich was designed for the WASP .12 and it seems to work fairly well but wanted to know if anyone has had good results from the Sirio/Capricorn one. I have 3 Sirio EVO 4 STI's and they are easy to tune, have power everywhere and great run time. Are the Capricorn versions that much better?

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Old 11-18-2008 | 07:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Speyederjedi
What is the difference between the C12L-E and the C12L-ET Capricorn .12 motors? Is there a big difference in performance? Anyone had experience with the Capricorn clutch setup that can be purched as a package with the 2611 pipe? Looking to possibly try that setup in my RRR EVO 2. The Kyosho 2D clutch setup is okay. I had to put 2 grub screws in each weight to get the snap I've been looking for but I feel like there should be mor. I also tried out the CRF clutch setup whcich was designed for the WASP .12 and it seems to work fairly well but wanted to know if anyone has had good results from the Sirio/Capricorn one. I have 3 Sirio EVO 4 STI's and they are easy to tune, have power everywhere and great run time. Are the Capricorn versions that much better?

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Correction: Meant to say CL12-E and CL12-ET
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Old 11-18-2008 | 12:13 PM
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On the Capricorn RC website there is an "IVA" selection for the prices with or without this. Does anybody know what that charge is? It seems to change the price by quite a bit.

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Old 11-18-2008 | 01:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Speyederjedi
On the Capricorn RC website there is an "IVA" selection for the prices with or without this. Does anybody know what that charge is? It seems to change the price by quite a bit.

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Jedi you can purchase the Capricorn engines & tuned raced parts from the U.S. distributor which is Murnan Mods & that should save you spending on the IVA/Shipping overseas
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Old 11-18-2008 | 01:04 PM
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Very soon I will have the New Capricorn .21 I will post some pics when they arrive can wait to test them
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Old 11-18-2008 | 01:19 PM
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IVA translates to VAT... In italy that's 20% of the total cost, I believe..

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Old 11-18-2008 | 04:45 PM
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Thanks for the info guys, I will check with Murnan on what I'm looking for.

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Old 11-21-2008 | 10:36 AM
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Ordered my Capricorn CL12-ET from Murnan Modified and should have it some time next week. Can't wait to get it on the track and see how it compares to my Sirio Evo 4 STI. BTW, found out Murnan Mods will be carrying the Capricorn engine combos in a few weeks. You can view the different combos on the Capricorn website. I'll be looking to pick one up with the pipe and clutch combo.

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Old 11-23-2008 | 05:48 PM
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Just a litttle test & tuning down @ the local Kissimmee track.
Kyosho RRR gearing 60/56 17/22
Average temp ranges were between 230-240
#6 Capricorn plug
20%fuel
no changes to head shimming
Gap .5
clutch nut 1.2
barely any endplay
Motor used Capricorn CL-12ET
Motor ran flawless all day consistent tune very quick spool up,awesome top end, Clutch very consisitent engaging very hard Almost 2 gallons on it will post pics tomorrow after I break it down
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Old 11-23-2008 | 07:20 PM
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Hello this is Tommy frome team Kyosho/Capricorn. My Capricorn cl-12et ran flawless. The engine was verry consistent, and pulled everywhere. I look forward to racing in the future with Capricorn Rc Products. If you have any question please feel free to ask myself Tommy DeSantis, George Martinez, Or the U.s. distributer, Uriah Murnan.
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Old 11-25-2008 | 10:12 AM
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George and Tommy,

Thanks for your posts on the CL12-ET test and tune info. I should be getting mine in this week and will be at my local track on Saturday to break-in and start my own test and tuning. Unfortunately I don't have one of the Sirio or Capricorn clutch set-ups. I do have a CRF clutch set-up from one of my old CRF WASP's and put it on one of my Evo 4 STI's. It is quite a bit more aggressive than the stock 2D set-up, so I'll be running that one for now. Are the Sirio and Capricorn clutch set-ups the same or is one better than the other?

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Old 11-25-2008 | 11:42 AM
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With the right setup you can make any clutch good. I have ran both the sirio and the capricorn both are pretty equal.
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Originally Posted by Speyederjedi
George and Tommy,

Thanks for your posts on the CL12-ET test and tune info. I should be getting mine in this week and will be at my local track on Saturday to break-in and start my own test and tuning. Unfortunately I don't have one of the Sirio or Capricorn clutch set-ups. I do have a CRF clutch set-up from one of my old CRF WASP's and put it on one of my Evo 4 STI's. It is quite a bit more aggressive than the stock 2D set-up, so I'll be running that one for now. Are the Sirio and Capricorn clutch set-ups the same or is one better than the other?

Thanks again for the info,
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They are both great the Capricorn Clutch has a wider range of different shoes blue,red,yellow soft,yellow high grip as for the Sirio the blue shoe is only available
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