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max_chen 05-03-2009 07:08 PM


Originally Posted by mtbkym01 (Post 5764442)
Hey guys,

I'm grabbing a GO 5 port for my ST-RR truggy, I see GO have a new pipe, being the EFRA 2072, has anyone tried this pipe yet? I was originally looking at the 0801 pipe.

Also, what plugs do you guys run in your turbo head GO's?

Yesterday,The GO TECH team driver was TQ and top A-main final race in Taiwan,He was used GS CLX and newest GO EFRA 2072 tuned pipe.:nod::nod::nod:
The top B-main final just had used GO EFRA 2072 tuned pipe also.:nod::nod::nod:

Tabushi 05-03-2009 08:22 PM

About life on go engines mhhhh ... right now for me :

- 7 port .21 on my buggy : 6 1/2 gallons and running strong.

- 6 port .25 on my truggy : 6 gallons and running strong (little bearing noise due i forgot to lube it and got packed and unused for 6 months, but the engine its ok).

- 5 port .21 on my 1/7 DM ONE : 5 gallons and running strong, and i lend the engine now to another driver wanted to try a GO.


Today i broke inn a 3 port on my 1/7 onroad DM ONE, after 10 tanks i tuned for hard racing and wow, that little beast its really strong !!! i was mistaken i though will be not enough power but people loved it at the track !!, i used the 2072 pipe on it ... all i can say is WOW.

WIll try to get a video on May 17th with this 3 port engine ...

cya,

slumlord 05-03-2009 09:42 PM

Russ call me!

keithw11 05-04-2009 07:25 AM

whats the size of the front and rear bearings for 5 port go thanks

mthird 05-04-2009 08:03 AM

I know the front bearing is 7x19 since I just installed one in my 3P-R.

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...oducts_id/4364

malik 05-04-2009 08:17 AM

The rear is 14x25.4x6mm, and the front is 6 mm thick also.

tagalong_74 05-04-2009 01:31 PM

FINALLY my track is opening this weekend for practice. Should have been open over a month ago but thats ok. Get to try out this 28 6 pt that I have

mtbkym01 05-04-2009 04:52 PM

So, what plugs guys? O.S. or O'Donnell?, any others?

Cheers

malik 05-04-2009 05:14 PM

Last year I ran OS they work awesome P3-4, I am trying the OD77T now and like it too for 1/2 the price. Ok guys I got this modded 3 port I am about to break in, I know the 086 is what it calls for but the modder Powerhouse says to use something in the 053 range and found a 2047 GO pipe used for a nice deal. Anyone used the 2047 on the 3 or 5 ports stock and or modded??????

grizz1 05-04-2009 06:59 PM


Originally Posted by malik (Post 5769246)
Last year I ran OS they work awesome P3-4, I am trying the OD77T now and like it too for 1/2 the price. Ok guys I got this modded 3 port I am about to break in, I know the 086 is what it calls for but the modder Powerhouse says to use something in the 053 range and found a 2047 GO pipe used for a nice deal. Anyone used the 2047 on the 3 or 5 ports stock and or modded??????

Hey Malik, I use the 2047 with the 0801 header on my modded 5 port and it rocks. I ran a friends lightly modded 3 Port R Spec last weekend (my motors were both having some TLC put on them :) ) and this pipe combo worked really well on the 3 Port too. I think it is the poor mans version of the new 2072 pipe just released :p

leapinglizard 05-04-2009 08:09 PM

thank you bigmatt,go tech, racefactor
 
everything going smooth. i mailed my GO to Russ today. THANKS GUYS, Russ had it handled before go tech could respond to him that's FAST. :tire: if you are thinking about a new engine go GO TECH

ConciliumDesign 05-05-2009 01:11 AM

pIPES
 
Anybody try a 086 with a 0801 header on a 7 port? Would that be similar to a 2047 with a 0801 header? I don't have a 2047 pipe but I was curious about pairing up the top end pipe with the longer header.

grizz1 05-05-2009 02:33 AM


Originally Posted by ConciliumDesign (Post 5771011)
Anybody try a 086 with a 0801 header on a 7 port? Would that be similar to a 2047 with a 0801 header? I don't have a 2047 pipe but I was curious about pairing up the top end pipe with the longer header.

I am guessing you would end up with a pipe very similar to the 0801.
The 086 is a true top end pipe. Short header and small chamber. Not sure how it would go with the longer header - only one way to find out. Give it a go and let us know what itīs like.
The 2047 is more of a mid - top pipe as opposed to the 086 which is really just a top end pipe, which is why it compliments the 5 port so well. The 5 has so much bottom it doesnīt need any help down low, and the top end 086 helps to ring a few more revs and power out of the top end.
The 2047 with the 0801 header just seems to be a nice blend of bottom, mid and top rolled into one, and performs good an all the GO Pro motors.
Best save your dollars and pick up one of the new GO 2072 pipes. They are looking like being the goods from what I have heard so far.

Gizmatron 05-05-2009 02:50 AM

Just waiting for my rods and wrist pins to arrive from massive along with my NEW 2072 PIPE..YAY!!! Can't wait to try this..was racing Sunday ..in 5th place overall going into the semi finals ..7 port performing flawlessly (actually 2 laps ahead of everyone else in the 1/4 final) then disaster struck..centre pinion had 2 screws loosen enough to let the oil out of the diff and the pinion move off centre..moments later it ate the internal gears in a big way..Totally ripped the satellite gears and their axles out of the slots in the diff housing..it was messy..needless to say not repairable in time to restart and finish anywhere useful...never mind there's always another race!

rkhess 05-05-2009 04:42 AM

has anyone tried the ofna 086w/ L shaped header, the header looks to be a little longer then the dyn086 ?


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