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vnmsgt 06-16-2008 04:20 PM


Originally Posted by mugenb46 (Post 4544919)
*****************ANNOUNCMENT********************** *********

The very next shipment of GO engines and from here on out will have the first version LSN, i just got off the phone with Racefactor and the engines that are on the way will now cary this needle.

What is the reason for the change of LSN needles. I have had a problem with mine running like a pig and will not even move it is so rich when cold that I have to lean the HSN about a 1/4 turn to get it running then it runs great but temps go through the roof and then I have to richen it up to keep running. If I leave it alone when cold it takes about 2 minutes before it starts to go anywhere at all.

mugenb46 06-16-2008 04:46 PM


Originally Posted by vnmsgt (Post 4545131)
What is the reason for the change of LSN needles. I have had a problem with mine running like a pig and will not even move it is so rich when cold that I have to lean the HSN about a 1/4 turn to get it running then it runs great but temps go through the roof and then I have to richen it up to keep running. If I leave it alone when cold it takes about 2 minutes before it starts to go anywhere at all.

IMO, changing to a needle like the one being used effects the tune to much, with that much needle going into the spray bar the HS doesnt flow as well, making HSN adjustments overly sensitive, alot of people having bog issues are stating that when they went to lean the HS it started to bog after a few laps, this is because your closing off the main flow, on top of closing the spot where the flow enteres the engine, this old version needle allows a broader tunning windaw and less sensitivity, on top of a bit of snap on the bottom to mid feel.

another thing people can do is when they get there new engine, is remove the HSN assembly, and take the two washers and rub them on very fine sand paper, just enough to take the new off both sides, and put it back together, this will give a better seal, i do it with the new engines 08's anyway just because i'm used to it.

i am running a 08 3R and 7R currently and have zero lean or bog or inconsistant running out of the engines. I rarley move the HSN any, maybe an hour from box settings, and use the LS to get performance.

sachoppers 06-16-2008 05:01 PM

I also only had to move the hsn in just an hour...and havent moved the lsn yet from box setting..

Im sure as i get more run time ill be moven it in just an hour aswell on lsn,but for now its perfect..nice trail threw out ..and temps at 225f..solid.

skeller 06-16-2008 05:03 PM


Originally Posted by mugenb46 (Post 4545210)
IMO, changing to a needle like the one being used effects the tune to much, with that much needle going into the spray bar the HS doesnt flow as well, making HSN adjustments overly sensitive, alot of people having bog issues are stating that when they went to lean the HS it started to bog after a few laps, this is because your closing off the main flow, on top of closing the spot where the flow enteres the engine, this old version needle allows a broader tunning windaw and less sensitivity, on top of a bit of snap on the bottom to mid feel.

another thing people can do is when they get there new engine, is remove the HSN assembly, and take the two washers and rub them on very fine sand paper, just enough to take the new off both sides, and put it back together, this will give a better seal, i do it with the new engines 08's anyway just because i'm used to it.

i am running a 08 3R and 7R currently and have zero lean or bog or inconsistant running out of the engines. I rarley move the HSN any, maybe an hour from box settings, and use the LS to get performance.



Guys...I've ran 3 of Brians engines and followed his tuning tips on all of them and have had no problems. The Go engines CANNOT be tuned for performance with the HSN....the LSN is where it's at.:D

vnmsgt 06-16-2008 05:18 PM

So since I can leave my car alone for about 2 minutes running rich as hell and them it will run fine, temps good and everything do you think I should lean the LSN out? I can get the motor running 230-240 by doing what I am doing but maybe I am think just leaning out the LSN to make it good on startup and good after it warms up. Will be messing with it some more this weekend. It runs great and power is awesome then the temps go up and no problems at all but what I have posted.

pumpkinfish 06-16-2008 05:23 PM


Originally Posted by mugenb46
*****************ANNOUNCMENT********************** *********

The very next shipment of GO engines and from here on out will have the first version LSN, I just got off the phone with Racefactor and the engines that are on the way will now carry this needle.

Brian,

How can existing customers get their hands on one of these? You just broke in my 3R (I expect it tomorrow along with my pipe) and wanted to change it out before I run the engine. Can I use the LSN from my RB C6bb carb?


Originally Posted by mugenb46
another thing people can do is when they get there new engine, is remove the HSN assembly, and take the two washers and rub them on very fine sand paper, just enough to take the new off both sides, and put it back together, this will give a better seal, i do it with the new engines 08's anyway just because i'm used to it.

Did you do this to my 3r?

Thanks,

-John

mugenb46 06-16-2008 05:43 PM


Originally Posted by pumpkinfish (Post 4545332)
Brian,

How can existing customers get their hands on one of these? You just broke in my 3R (I expect it tomorrow along with my pipe) and wanted to change it out before I run the engine. Can I use the LSN from my RB C6bb carb?



Did you do this to my 3r?

Thanks,

-John

Hey bud, yes on the carb. but note, you may need to move the fuel tubing inlet to your liking, i had it set for the bench.

I think i have one more i can send ya, just put the new ring on the old needle, you may be able to use the RB, i havn't ever used one in the GO, plus you have the 08 version, i havn't had a lick of trouble out of them. your engine will be pretty fat anyway with the 0801 pipe, just run some more fuel through it and use the LS.


yes, place your HS to flush, or a hour in from flush, and turn in the LS, it will end up 2 to 4 turns in from flush on the LS, and be sure to move your idle accordingly, and sand the HS washers, it helps, just enough to dull them.

mugenb46 06-16-2008 05:49 PM

I will be out of town this weekend but i will soon post a vid of our 7 port and .25 6 port being ran by 2 X-ray team drivers to show that these engines will run with the GO Carb, the most important thing is give the engine moe than 5 tanks befor you start leaning the HS, and you won't go far with it at all maybe 2 to 3 at most, it's in the bottom, the HS is almost set where it needs to be out of the box.

novenom 06-16-2008 05:58 PM

i ran my new 3 port this weekend needles were still set from break in and i barely touched them all weekend this motor ran great all weekend never had to use more than 1/4 throttle on any part of the track and had plenty of power temped at 230-240 all day :D

NitroLuver 06-16-2008 06:09 PM

how would you guys explain the power of the 3 port? i am thinking of buying a 3 and 5 and 7 port go tech in the future with i 2047 pipe...to have on back up for my buggy

skeller 06-16-2008 06:17 PM


Originally Posted by NitroLuver (Post 4545537)
how would you guys explain the power of the 3 port? i am thinking of buying a 3 and 5 and 7 port go tech in the future with i 2047 pipe...to have on back up for my buggy

Forget the 2047...get the 0801 or the OCM Redline.

sachoppers 06-16-2008 06:39 PM

Is the 2047 the best pipe for the 3p rspec aswell?
In a truggy?
Im using the dynamite 053 with a 14t bell .
We have a small tech. track.

mugenb46 06-16-2008 07:18 PM


Originally Posted by sachoppers (Post 4545670)
Is the 2047 the best pipe for the 3p rspec aswell?
In a truggy?
Im using the dynamite 053 with a 14t bell .
We have a small tech. track.

2047 with the 0801 header, the engine will explode out of the turns, and spool up faster, the 0801 pipe and header is a great bottom to top end pipe, it pulls forever

mugenb46 06-16-2008 07:21 PM

in buggy and with any GO engine outdoors, the 0801 is it, even on the 7 port lot's of bottom top and runtime

sachoppers 06-16-2008 07:32 PM


Originally Posted by mugenb46 (Post 4545822)
2047 with the 0801 header, the engine will explode out of the turns, and spool up faster, the 0801 pipe and header is a great bottom to top end pipe, it pulls forever

Sweet ,ty...will i have to buy 2 sets of exhasut system ?
To use the 2047, 0801 hearder...Im going to try this set up.

Im sure you have this set up proven to be the best..:nod:


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