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Old 07-07-2004, 09:03 AM
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does anybody have experience with this stuff???
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Old 07-07-2004, 02:25 PM
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???????
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Thats how I felt after I used them tried them and didn't like'em (just my opinion)
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not even for brush break in????
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I use to use RacePrep comm drops on my Mabuchi and Johnson 540 motors. Make a very noticable difference for the first 2 minutes of a race in my experience.
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i used go go juice and i thought it made good power for the start of the race
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Originally posted by mcc-bri
i used go go juice and i thought it made good power for the start of the race
i used go go juice and after that warm up lap there was no diffrence .. and after my run the com looked like crap ......
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Old 07-07-2004, 11:42 PM
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i've used the gogo juice.....

I put in a brand new 19T motor e my comm wore a looooooot and a brush burnt itself up.....

I was wondering if the comm drops are crap or if the motor came with hung brushes.....

So I'm thinking that the gogo juice damaged my motor....

Does anybody know if I can use the gogo juice at least for breaking in new brushes or this stuff simply doesn't worth???
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Most of the pro-motor builders Iv'e watched dont use anything to break brushes in.......If I recall,Big Jim sometimes would use a drop of mineral spirits on the com for break-in.....I tried it myself a few times and diddn't notice any difference than without,so I stopped......Hey Salvadori, since you brought up go-go juice,have you or anyone else here tried the go-go juice brand bushing lube......the bottle I got had about the same consistancy of elmers glue.......I E-mailed fantom and asked them if I somehow got a bad(extra thick) batch and how when I put it in any of my (stock)bushing motors they were noticably slower, and while on the dyno the amp draw would go up 2 to 3 amps minimum from friction.....they just e-mailed me some BS about how many championchips they've won in the last 5 years
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I use bearing oil from fantom....but it works well....

anyway, I'll make a test running an old motor dry and with gogo juice, just to be sure that this stuff is nothing but crap.....
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I use peak's.....no problemo.....need to clean comm every 2 runs though but the motor would have more power at the start.
 
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i won a national title here in Aust using Comm Drops on my motor. Im not complaining
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What a corny name for a comm drop.

If I ever get to market a new comm drop I'm gonna call it Jism Drops..
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For what it's worth: the motors that won GT1 and F201 classes at the recent TCS races held in Aliso Viejo were both tuned using gogo juice for comm drops.
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Tim.... you won a race with comm drops.......we'll that sure answers this thread
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