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Old 04-14-2008, 04:44 PM
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After reading all these posts I think im gonna have to lean towards the go engine. I kinda was already, but i just like the RB name and then not to mention almost everyone at my track runs RB or O.S. motors.
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After reading all these posts I think im gonna have to lean towards the go engine. I kinda was already, but i just like the RB name and then not to mention almost everyone at my track runs RB or O.S. motors.
i wopuld recomend the GO Race Spec 3 port, they are 180 and the linier feel on the bottom will get you further faster out of the turns, and has great mid to top end snap, and as far as life span, going on 6 gallons on mine still screamin for more, and it's modified.
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Honestly comparing a go tech to a RB is like comparing a kia to a lexus. One is quality the other..... well not as much. Go tech motors are ok motors if that is all your funds allow you to run. But seriously, a RB is wayyyyy better. Will last much longer, and drive much better. I have seen the go motors come and go at my track. At first everyone bought one thinking they were a cheaper alternative to NovaRossi motors. Now I can only think of 1 or 2 people that run them, as all of them took a crap at about the 4-7 gallon mark.

Like I said if your on a budget go motors arent too bad, but if you can buy the RB then buy that one and in the long run you will be very happy.

p.s. On a side note whenever asking questions take a look at the responders sponsor's listed or their business. If they are sponsored by it or have a business that sell them Im sure they will recommend them!
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After reading all these posts I think im gonna have to lean towards the go engine. I kinda was already, but i just like the RB name and then not to mention almost everyone at my track runs RB or O.S. motors.
If you truely wanna stand out from the crowd buy a Falcon motor. They are awesome and you dont see many of them out there. They are similar to the old ninja engines but have a different crank and they sell for just under $270. I dont sell them nor am I sponsored by them but if you want info on how to get one pm me and I can shoot you to someone who does sell them, as finding dealers in the u.s. can be difficult but I know one dealer that does sell them in the u.s.
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Originally Posted by blowpopracer
Honestly comparing a go tech to a RB is like comparing a kia to a lexus. One is quality the other..... well not as much. Go tech motors are ok motors if that is all your funds allow you to run. But seriously, a RB is wayyyyy better. Will last much longer, and drive much better. I have seen the go motors come and go at my track. At first everyone bought one thinking they were a cheaper alternative to NovaRossi motors. Now I can only think of 1 or 2 people that run them, as all of them took a crap at about the 4-7 gallon mark.

Like I said if your on a budget go motors arent too bad, but if you can buy the RB then buy that one and in the long run you will be very happy.

p.s. On a side note whenever asking questions take a look at the responders sponsor's listed or their business. If they are sponsored by it or have a business that sell them Im sure they will recommend them!
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