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Rocket42 12-16-2007 05:00 PM

no word Brian

mugenb46 12-16-2007 05:04 PM

ya i pulled it off as well last weekend and put the 2050 on, but wanted to give the GO a shot again, I'm glad i did. I didn't have any bog problems though, i will keep it on for our next race unless i through in a 3 port, i want to keep the 7 port for the Nitro Blast in GA.:nod:

mugenb46 12-16-2007 05:12 PM

no problem, i spoke with Mario Knoxx, they are going to the GA race, so there will GO motors in full representation for this race, can't wait. Oh and i my next order can you send me a GO banner if you have one.

jpz_67 12-16-2007 10:50 PM

Any word on when the race 3 port will be released? I saw a link that showed a race version of the 3 port with an updated carb, turbo button, and what looked like a mild ported sleeve also.

satoch 12-17-2007 11:00 AM

For those interested in the Go .28:

I pitted for a guy this Sunday who was running a newly broken in motor in a Cen truggy. He ran a 7mm restrictor and a 12t bell. He was doing a great job for only his 6th race!

His run time really impressed me- I had him come in at 7:30 mins and he then ran another 8 mins before running out of fuel just after then end of a 15 minute A-Main. Quite impressive for a .28 IMO.

mugenb46 12-17-2007 02:41 PM


Originally Posted by jpz_67 (Post 3979651)
Any word on when the race 3 port will be released? I saw a link that showed a race version of the 3 port with an updated carb, turbo button, and what looked like a mild ported sleeve also.

Can you post the link?:nod:

Jason Halvorson 12-17-2007 06:19 PM


Originally Posted by satoch (Post 3981046)
For those interested in the Go .28:

I pitted for a guy this Sunday who was running a newly broken in motor in a Cen truggy. He ran a 7mm restrictor and a 12t bell. He was doing a great job for only his 6th race!

His run time really impressed me- I had him come in at 7:30 mins and he then ran another 8 mins before running out of fuel just after then end of a 15 minute A-Main. Quite impressive for a .28 IMO.

thats great!!!!!!!! ive been getting around 8.5 min. with mine...

Jason Halvorson 12-17-2007 06:21 PM

reppin the Go on the new bump box wrap!!!!!!!!http://i145.photobucket.com/albums/r...os/boxdone.jpg[/QUOTE]

revo_race 12-17-2007 06:38 PM


Originally Posted by satoch (Post 3981046)
For those interested in the Go .28:

I pitted for a guy this Sunday who was running a newly broken in motor in a Cen truggy. He ran a 7mm restrictor and a 12t bell. He was doing a great job for only his 6th race!

His run time really impressed me- I had him come in at 7:30 mins and he then ran another 8 mins before running out of fuel just after then end of a 15 minute A-Main. Quite impressive for a .28 IMO.

I was coming in at 6 minutes and don't think I had very much left at all in my tank...what tuned pipe was that guy using? I've got a 8mm carb insert and 13t clutch bell, might go with a 14t and try out the smaller carb inserts soon to see how that works. I'm using the Dynamite 086 pipe.

satoch 12-17-2007 06:52 PM


Originally Posted by revo_race (Post 3982510)
I was coming in at 6 minutes and don't think I had very much left at all in my tank...what tuned pipe was that guy using? I've got a 8mm carb insert and 13t clutch bell, might go with a 14t and try out the smaller carb inserts soon to see how that works. I'm using the Dynamite 086 pipe.

I don't recall what pipe he was using. (I know, shame on me!:lol:) IMO he should've been using a Vantage BU120L-04 or an 053 and a 13t bell but he felt that his motor wasn't spooling up fast enough with a 13t bell on the 110' straight at LH.

It might be a pipe issue-I've never seen a 12t bell used on a truggy. That had to kill a bit of run time but he did run up on the ass of a LOT of seriously fast guys on that back straight. I'm just glad he was a damned good driver for only 6 races and didn't run them over. Some far more seasoned guys could learn from him! :nod:

RETRO RC 12-17-2007 11:20 PM


Originally Posted by Jason Halvorson (Post 3978218)
i have ran the 2047 on my 7port, but i had a low end bog...im wondering if i just need a few more tanks on it...

i just bought a RB 2045 with long and short headers today so im gonna give them a few test tanks with each of the engines...i also picked up a Nova 9886 to check out...i got them so cheap that if they doent work well for me i can get my money back out of them...i would like to get another werks 2013...i used a friends, and wow that thing ripped on the 7port...

Hey Jason,

I was just wondering how new the 7pt was, is it turbo and also what header you where using as the 2047 with a medium or long header gives me more bottom end on my 7pt turbo in an 8T than I can use as a rule and also run time of between 8-12 min depending on track carb restricter etc but the engine took about 5-7 ltrs ,almost 2 gallons to really open up

novarossi #6,#7, odonell 97t or OS P3's have all worked really well plug wise
with the nova #6's being my prefered

I also use the TT 2035 pipe set with a short header and have have good results with that also

Adrian:D

casterdriver 12-18-2007 03:21 PM

As I wipe the drool from my face with my shirt sleeve..................

I want one...I want one.....................
http://www.nagateamracing.com/engine.asp

pinky2252s 12-18-2007 03:34 PM

do any go tech engines drop into a 2.5 t-maxx?

Jason Halvorson 12-18-2007 04:34 PM


Originally Posted by RETRO RC (Post 3983498)
Hey Jason,

I was just wondering how new the 7pt was, is it turbo and also what header you where using as the 2047 with a medium or long header gives me more bottom end on my 7pt turbo in an 8T than I can use as a rule and also run time of between 8-12 min depending on track carb restricter etc but the engine took about 5-7 ltrs ,almost 2 gallons to really open up

novarossi #6,#7, odonell 97t or OS P3's have all worked really well plug wise
with the nova #6's being my prefered

I also use the TT 2035 pipe set with a short header and have have good results with that also

Adrian:D

the 7port is very new only has betwen 1/2 and 3/4 gallon on it...i had just removed the break in shim, since then i have driven about 8 more tanks on the 7port and the bog is getting much better as i get more runtime on the engine...i also switched to a Nova #6 and it helped alot, there is pretty much no bog left...

i was running the stock header that comes with the 2047, but i have a few RB headers on the way, so when they get here im go do some testing with them on the Go 2047, and the RB 2045...

GRudinger 12-18-2007 04:55 PM


Originally Posted by pinky2252s (Post 3985535)
do any go tech engines drop into a 2.5 t-maxx?

Yes they have a rear port.15

and also a .18 but if you put in a .18 in a 2.5 maxx you will have to upgrade your drive line slightly to handle the extra power!


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