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what are you running buggy or truggy ? the 3 ports are awsome buggy motor im very happy with mine :)
i got spare motors to i have a 7 port as my back up or if some one wants to have a shot i just lend them them the motor :) |
Originally Posted by mattwoodcraft
(Post 6022386)
what are you running buggy or truggy ? the 3 ports are awsome buggy motor im very happy with mine :)
i got spare motors to i have a 7 port as my back up or if some one wants to have a shot i just lend them them the motor :) |
if your going to get another motor the 3 and 7 ports are great in the buggy :)
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Originally Posted by gtxracer
(Post 6018435)
He was running the OS p3 plug. I bought some of the O Donnell 77T and 97T plugs to try out. I might just swap one in from the get-go.
I honestly wouldn't know if he had it upside down on the throttle or not. It's not a scrape or gouge but a mark from one of the detonations. However, it may be from having a rich setting (which he said he ran it rich) and the plug element dropped in there. Either way, it wasn't anything more than a surface difference. Should I be worried? |
Originally Posted by tonydig11
(Post 6022346)
I got almost a gallon on my 5 port so the rod and pin replacement is due in a race or two. I got the rod and clips but pin is backordered. hope its here by the time i need it. Also. is the EB mods GO worth the extra cash? i am looking at a second mill. I will eather get the 3 port race and break it in and keep as backup or get the EB mods and make my 5 port a back up. I live 1.5 hrs from the track and it sucks to blow a engine in first heat. Its happened to me once.
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Originally Posted by gtxracer
(Post 6023273)
Anyone?
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Originally Posted by grizz1
(Post 6023806)
Put it back together and run it. You would need to replace the p/r/s to fix the scrape problem anyway, so just run it and see how it goes. It may be fine for quite a few gallons. If not then just fit a new p/r/s kit, which is not a huge expense with these motors.
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what size is the front bearing on a go 21?
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7X19 same as pretty much every motor.
Rex |
Whats the best pipe for go 3 port turbo plug engine? I've been using ttr efra 2039 it seems pretty decent but I think its not bringing the full potential out of this engine.
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Originally Posted by xjqkz
(Post 6024597)
Whats the best pipe for go 3 port turbo plug engine? I've been using ttr efra 2039 it seems pretty decent but I think its not bringing the full potential out of this engine.
GO 0801 Dynamite 086 in that order. |
Hey thanx for the quick response... Btw who sells the 2072? I just did a quick search on amain and tower and ebay no one has it.
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the only one who seems to have it right now is MassiveMods in Australia.
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the 2072 pipe is awsome on the 3 port i have this in my buggy :nod:
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R.I.P
Well racing went fabulous today.....until in the semi final I first cracked the weld at the front of the stinger on my new 2072 pipe and almost ripped it right off..Bugger..repairable though but 3 laps later the 7 port died and after a few attempts to restart I slammed the 3 port in and finished the race in 8th..BOO!..Post race inspection of the 7 port revealed a crack in the underside of the crankcase..Oh shit..strip down this evening shows it pushed the rear bearing through the case..ruined the case,crankpin,probably the rod etc and definitely the piston and sleeve (but they were on their last legs anyway)SO! big question is do I rebuild it with the new MM5 p/r/s I have which means new crankcase gen5.5 crank and might as well get MM to fit ceramics as well cause I bet the bearings are shot as the crank was presumably spinning at an angle for a while b4 it died!probably at least aus$160 or do I flog the unused p/r/s kit to someone on here and buy a new MG66..
.MM5 7 port p/r/s unused and ready to run in anyone :nod: |
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