For the sportsman driver the 3 port would be your best bet. It is a much smoother motor and is cheaper too. Run the Dynamite 086 and it will be very smooth!

do what the gent above said to do. a five port in a buggy is hard for us beginners to handle.

Yep, for your application a 3 Port with Dynamite 086 in the buggy will rock your socks off, and be affordable too. Perfect :)

Here is another question. How much more performance does the 5 port have over the 3 port? If any at all. I hear the 5 port has very good bottom end power.

The 5 port has alot more bottom end than a 3 port. It really depends on the tracks you run on, if they are slippery I wouldn't recomend a 5 port. In a truggy the 5 port works really well.
The 3 port is really smooth, I recommend it for someone with less experience but it will compete in the expert/ pro level. It helps a new person not overdrive the car.

Rex

For those waiting for the MG66 I can say it's worth it :nod:

I have now about 1 1/4gallons through the engine and it's starting to open up (not that it was dull in the first place) I run it in with MM run in oil on the first 5 tanks, then gradually leaning out. It still had the break in shimm in place but I plan to remove it b/f tomorrows race. Also I started with OS P3 for break-in to ease the idle etc. but I dropped to Hobbytech T6 (about OS P4) and it worked better.

What I've noticed is that this seems to be easier to tune than the hand modified MG66. Engine is very nice to drive and linear. Powerdelivery is smoother than Stage5 5pt and overall it has more power. TO me it's definitely a buggy engine and for truggy you use either standard 5pt or the Stage5.
With still rich settings (after clutch issues and no time to retune) I was pitting 8min 30s with 1/5 tank fuel still left so with 7mm restrictor I assume it will soon reach the 10min mark when it's settled.

Setup:

MG66
Hobbytech T6 plug (P4)
GO 2072 pipe
Byron Race2500 ProDriver
M2C 4shoe clutch, reg-medium shoes, 2x yellow + 2x black springs
Standard shimming
8mm restrictor

you will not be disapointed in the 3 port , mines a moded one has heaps of punch and heaps of top end , just because its a 3 port dont let it fool you it has more than enough power for most tracks with incredable run time mixed with the 2072 pipe awsome:nod:

the 7 port moded or not is a sweet motor as well like it my truggy very much :D

i have a the latest 5 port but im saving this baby for the state tiltles in october :D

So are you telling us that the MG66 doesn't have the
low-end balls that a truggy needs? How would you
compare the MG66 to a 7 port as far as low-end power
goes?

Go-tech 21 5 port Like new still has metal pinch.Maybe 10 tanks thru it. $110 shipped.... w/clutch flywheel and carb reducer set $125.

I SEEN THE NEW MG66 POWER ALONG A TRUGGY JUST FINE AT THE NATIONALS IT HAULED ASS WICKED :nod:

I only recommend the 5 port for buggy if its modded and with the smallest restricter carbon clutch and .9 or 1.0 springs. If modded to tame the bottum and bring on the mid- top will be a screamer in buggy or truggy. The 3 port is an awesome mill it is alittle cheaper but still has plenty power and the delivery is smooth. Mine is modded and its just insane, but I drove a stock 1 and it was very powerful and had bottum end to spare. 1 thing I can say about any Go is they dont lack in power. I run my 3 port in buggy with 6.5mm restricter and carbon shoes with 1.0 springs and I use a 053 pipe. The 086 pipe will help out in the top end of the powerband. The 053 is for me its a midrange pipe and I think it suites the 3 port well also. I used both on it and the 053 is the better choice but dont forget my mill is modded. I had Mark at Powerhouse put a race port on it and his work is insane he has a sport mod a race port and a turbo mod which makes the crank look like a fan blade. My buddy has a 5 port with the fan blade and that thing is just sick.

Hey All

Just a general note , we have had a bazillion enquiries from the US for the MG66 Engine , while we can export to the US direct we would prefer if you request the engine from Racefactor which are the US Go Dealer.

And on a side note the First 100 units sold out in 3 days so it might be good to pre order if you want one

Cheers MM :batman:

Hey Pete , I recommend putting some carb and exhaust caps on so she cant hear it purr in bed with you ... MMMMBAHAHA !

Yeah Deano had it tuned just right , it was very smooth ! its designed to be a smooth engine to drive .. more times than not stump pulling bottom end can make you slower , spin out , wheel spin .. The MG66 planted the power nicely from what i saw .. id say the clutch set up had somethign to do with it ..