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All the new Go motors have had a lsn replacement. So there shouldnt be anymore needle problems hopefully
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Originally Posted by tagalong_74
(Post 4631571)
the .25 may seem to have a bit more bottom end but with the right pipe, the .21 7 port will have just as much and then would be able to pull away on the top end. The .25 is basically one of their two truggy motors. I had a guy yesterday at the track I was racing at laugh at me and my friend because we were running go techs. He had a os speed motor. He didnt say anything after we blew the doors off him down the straight away though. haha these motors rock. I have had no tuning problems or nothing. Minor touches to the needled drop this thing fifteen degrees at a time. Thats what i like to see.
if i go with the .21 7 port what pipe do you recommend ? i hear the jp pipes are the best ones? any thoughts |
well alot of people choose the 0801 pipe or the dynamite 053 pipe.As for jp pipes jp2 seems to be what everyone likes on here. I have a sportwerks pipe that is specifially designed for low to mid range. those pipe are just as good or better
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Had my first race with my 7 port today... It went HORRIBLE! Had idle issues, flamed out of the main..
Turns out it was my own fault. For one I should have fully broken in the motor before today and got a good race tune on it. But it was a busy week. So I went back out on the track after all the mains were over to try again. I started by pinch testing the low-end, ended up being WAY to lean. So I fattened it up about 3 or 4 hours. Started driving it and it was fat through out the entire range.. So I thought, 'hmm, lets try leaning out the top.' I ended up leaning out the top about 4 hours and that really seemed to wake it up. I had essentially been tuning it backwards. Once I got it right the thing was a BEAST!!:eek: It ran cooler and just performed better from bottom to top. I guess on these race engines the LSN controls a LOT. Wasn't like that on my Go 3 port. I think I mostly have it running good now, temps were about 260-270 with no idle issues or flame-outs. p.s. I have the new shorter LSN. |
My PTM Go Engine did great this Saturday at the AR /TN Series Race. Good to see several GO Engines at the race.
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Hi guys
Been having some issues with my go 25 3 port and my go 21 3 port sport engines with the needle settings changing wilst the cars are running. I cost me an A final win last weekend when the idle screw came undone during the finals! Any cures for this? Thanks in advance |
im going to running my .21 3 port this weekend and will try a needle out of my 5 port that finally after 8 1/2 gallons lost compression i will let you know how it works out thnx will g ( i havnt had many probs yet with the needles averyone else is having problems with)
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Originally Posted by tagalong_74
(Post 4632139)
well alot of people choose the 0801 pipe or the dynamite 053 pipe.As for jp pipes jp2 seems to be what everyone likes on here. I have a sportwerks pipe that is specifially designed for low to mid range. those pipe are just as good or better
I have found the dynamite 053 with a werks medium conical header to be the best combo with lots of bottom and to much on top and I can pit from 9:30 to ten minutes depending on the track |
Originally Posted by Furadi
(Post 4632560)
Had my first race with my 7 port today... It went HORRIBLE! Had idle issues, flamed out of the main..
Turns out it was my own fault. For one I should have fully broken in the motor before today and got a good race tune on it. But it was a busy week. So I went back out on the track after all the mains were over to try again. I started by pinch testing the low-end, ended up being WAY to lean. So I fattened it up about 3 or 4 hours. Started driving it and it was fat through out the entire range.. So I thought, 'hmm, lets try leaning out the top.' I ended up leaning out the top about 4 hours and that really seemed to wake it up. I had essentially been tuning it backwards. Once I got it right the thing was a BEAST!!:eek: It ran cooler and just performed better from bottom to top. I guess on these race engines the LSN controls a LOT. Wasn't like that on my Go 3 port. I think I mostly have it running good now, temps were about 260-270 with no idle issues or flame-outs. p.s. I have the new shorter LSN. |
Originally Posted by mutley001
(Post 4634475)
Hi guys
Been having some issues with my go 25 3 port and my go 21 3 port sport engines with the needle settings changing wilst the cars are running. I cost me an A final win last weekend when the idle screw came undone during the finals! Any cures for this? Thanks in advance If your needle turns easily on any motor it needs new o-rings on the needle. Rex |
so how do you know( besides a bad tune) that you are tuning your motor backwards. I got a 5 port a while ago, about a month or so. had to wait to buy the rest of the stuff for it, but it should be here by the end of the week. I have an 086 pipe, I can't wait to fire this bad boy up
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i finally got the newer lsn and some new o rings for my needles for my 3R. i went w/ the base settings of flush hsn and 2.5 turns in on lsn. it was still quite rich and ended up leaning the hsn about 5-6 hours before i got good performance bottom to top. ran a few tanks through yesterday at the track and was satisfied w/ the performance using a P3 plug and Dyn 086 pipe. so far i believe the new lsn did the trick. we'll see this comming weekend if it runs the same:)
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I see some of you are running the 25 6port.
What plugs are you guys using in it? I'll be using a 0801 go pipe. |
I use an O.S.#A3 glowplug in my GO .25.
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+1 on the O.S A3 plug in the .25 :nod:
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