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Old 05-30-2008, 09:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Quietman
Yes I am happy but other people who run other types of engines grp,other go engines 5 port are running at about 90c.
The engine came from our local shop but it was ordered from smd who are the disributers in the uk.If i need shims how many and which ones.The engines always runs good,just concered about the temp.
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If you got it throug authorized disti they will take care of you regarding the shims. Just get it back to the shop and let them correct the mistake.

90C is way too low except if you are driving in cold and rain where the weather + splashes can make the engine run cooler. There are differences in engines and what works but definitely all Go engines should be run over 100C to get the power out and avoid premature wear.
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Old 05-30-2008, 09:37 PM
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Was breaking in my 3 port race spec the other day... Had gone through several tanks on the box, just plopped it down on a parking lot surface, put about 2 tanks through it just fine, but on the third tank, I guess my receiver pack randomly dumped, and it went to 3/4 throttle runaway. About 5 seconds into the runaway I regained control only long enough for it to flip upside down, and go back to 3/4 throttle. My heart sank. I ran at full throttle to it and plugged the pipe with my knee.

Got it home and it actually doesn't look like I had a runaway at all. The rod and everything appears fine.


Only time will tell.
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Old 05-30-2008, 10:32 PM
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A lot of the subject but my starter box just took a crap in the middle of breakin, I don't have the money for a new box at ths time. Is there any kind of shaft start or electric start for the .25 6 port just for breakin and not for race. The breakin period has killed my poor starter box.
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Old 05-30-2008, 10:38 PM
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Originally Posted by gewaun
A lot of the subject but my starter box just took a crap in the middle of breakin, I don't have the money for a new box at ths time. Is there any kind of shaft start or electric start for the .25 6 port just for breakin and not for race. The breakin period has killed my poor starter box.
Did you pre heat the engine?
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Old 05-30-2008, 10:45 PM
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yes, starter box battery is dead ten minutes into trying to get the engine running.
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Old 05-31-2008, 02:45 AM
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22racer,thks a lot for ur time ,good communication u guys are great anyway ,done breaking-in the 3R sitting pretty on my 5T LOL, & i would say wow! smooth power, & excellent run time,i tried the ttr2035 but i missing something the BOTTOM,so my friend make me try his OS 2050 pipe & just lean it little bit more & damn , just found the right pipe ...........i got little concern on the 2 shims ,do i need to leave like that or take out 1 ,any suggestion pls. ,thks
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The Go's come with one aluminum and 2 brass shims. If you added a third brass shim for break in you can take it out after break in. You could also take out another brass shim so you only have one aluminum and one brass. Go's seem to have more clearance than a Novarossi, just be careful to keep an eye on temps and too much compression can blow plugs. If you blow plugs then put the shim back but I don't think you would have any problems.

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Old 05-31-2008, 10:20 AM
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Originally Posted by HaulinBass
Well I did some testing today and ran 10:40 with my 7port turbo today in my buggy running WFO 50% of the time. Running in My Rc8 with a 16 tooth bell, stock clutch setup, dynamite 053 pipe, werks medium conical header 6mm RB restrictor werks 30% with axial cold plug.
I belive theres still more to be had with a hotter plug but it runs fantastic at 210-220.
I get 11:30 out of the stock 7port turbo in practice and make it to the 10 minute mark during races before I pit. I have tested with the 7.5mm insert and it goes up to 13:00 minutes. Amazing! I only have about 1.5 gallons on the engine now.
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Old 05-31-2008, 10:34 AM
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Originally Posted by cherokee180c
I get 11:30 out of the stock 7port turbo in practice and make it to the 10 minute mark during races before I pit. I have tested with the 7.5mm insert and it goes up to 13:00 minutes. Amazing! I only have about 1.5 gallons on the engine now.
What pipe, plug and fuel are you running?
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Old 05-31-2008, 10:36 AM
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wow nice to know I could probably lean her out and push it a little farther, Big change from my JPX .21 that wont even do nine in truggy with a 7mm carb

How big is your track cherokee
this is mine
http://www3.telus.net/ryliem/DSCI0311.JPG (the six pack is now carpeted)
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Its fairly loose so my throttle finger could be a little lighte to gain more milage
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Old 05-31-2008, 01:34 PM
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Is there a roto start setup of any sort for the .25 6 port? Any help would be helpful,Thanks in advance.
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Old 05-31-2008, 05:40 PM
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What are the stock needle settings for the 5pt turbo?

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just finished breaking in my 7 port and all i can say is wow. I started with this one cause my 3 port and 0801 pipe are not here yet. I followed the break in that was on race factors site and it went pretty smooth took along time but no problems. I was wondering this motor is so tight that even when i get done with a tank i cant turn it over by hand, do they stay tight for along time. SO far i like what i see let you know more tomarrow is my first race with it. I have a os 2050 on it right now and it has tons of power cant wait for the 0801 to show up.
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Old 05-31-2008, 09:44 PM
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Hi All,

Is the GO 0801 pipe the same as the OCM Redline pipes?
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Originally Posted by Jesussaves
Hi All,

Is the GO 0801 pipe the same as the OCM Redline pipes?
No it's not.
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