mxwrench

iTrader: (1)

Not correct, The CRF engines are actually manufactured by Toki/Shuwa engine company, Japan

The engines are designed by CRF (Fabrice Ramella) in Switzerland.

rmdhawaii

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Team Orion CRF Tuning Suggestions
http://www.teamorion.com/FAQ/Wasp+Rev+CRF+Tuning

Has this page been updated since the new carb parts came out? Just want to be sure that people are getting the correct info and impression about this engine.

Nano

I think that if you have an engine with the updated parts (carb body and hsn holder), you could try it with your original clutch (well at least with a stiff spring). I know that some people use their original clutch parts and are happy with them. The CRF parts are just better as they transfer the power more efficiently and last longer

razzor

Aggreed but Id like to make sure everything is correct ,after all im going to be doing the nats and have no intention of doing it half heartedly.
Only excuse will be that the nut behind the wheel wasnt in tune

ziggy12345

I hope you get some track time with the engine before the race as you will need to tune the clutch and setup the engine correctly. It took me a while to figure it out but it was worth it

Cheers

razzor

after all the tweeking I have been doing I am confident I understand the procedure now and what to change.
Then again ,any hassles ,we have this great tools for info ,RCTech and 3Hobby
and the helpfull guys on it.

ziggy12345

Here is my WASP setup

Remove 0.1mm shim from the head
Use No 6 CRF plug.
CRF clutch with 2 inserts in each shoe
1mm gap
Red Kyosho clutch shoe

The motor should run around 245 deg F

Cheers

razzor

Is that with std CRF or the Murnan

rmdhawaii

iTrader: (4)

I believe there are currently three .12 WASP Rev CRFs.

1. Original
2. Cyrul Spec (CRF with updated carb parts, which has superseded the original)
3. Murnan Modified

Nano

I have updated the FAQ on our website, these are the current factory settings.

http://teamorion.com/FAQ/Wasp+Rev+CRF+Tuning

Nano

rmdhawaii

iTrader: (4)

Thanks for posting the new settings.

coideloko

iTrader: (1)

How can I identify if the engine that I bought has the updated carburator ?

Thanks,

Filipe

impalabob64

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IT will say Josh Cyrul spec.Crf12

Nano

You can check the high speed needle. If it is screwed in lower than the edge of the holder then you have a new version.

If the high speed needle is above the edge of the holder then you probably have an original engine.

Nano

coideloko

iTrader: (1)

Hmm... Thanks!

I have the original engine. Where can I get the new parts of the carburator ? Do you know any online shopping that has his updated carburator?

Thanks