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Originally Posted by Rampokker
(Post 6614147)
Sounds like you had a really busy day finding my conrod grizz.:blush:
Thanks for the great service!;) |
So, no base prices on anything yet?
Thanks Rus.....OH SORRY! I ment T. |
Out of respect for my dealers, I'm trying not to publish MAP prices, as their prices will vary. If you guys want, I'll publish the MSRP prices this evening.
For what it's worth, I've arranged a pricing schedule that will allow the dealers to sell the GX combo kits for around $25-$30 (US) more than the motors alone. This includes the EFRA 2072 pipe, header, seals, and springs... along with the plug, shim, and conrod. |
Originally Posted by Ruune
(Post 6615260)
Out of respect for my dealers, I'm trying not to publish MAP prices, as their prices will vary. If you guys want, I'll publish the MSRP prices this evening.
For what it's worth, I've arranged a pricing schedule that will allow the dealers to sell the GX combo kits for around $25-$30 (US) more than the motors alone. This includes the EFRA 2072 pipe, header, seals, and springs... along with the plug, shim, and conrod. |
Originally Posted by lowlife88
(Post 6613959)
This clutch looks like the exactly same clutch losi sells with there kits??? Is it the same just a different color? Just curious. I've been tried and true to M2C clutch systems, the owner mitch has a A+ in customer satisfaction!!!:nod: Plus I have a couple of losi's and if it is the same clutch the only thing I noticed was the screws that hold the springs in place tend to seize in place making the heads strip out trying to get them out over time. I think it's due to the fact of the fly wheel heating up then cooling off after so many times. The other plus side to the M2C clutch is, it's alot easier and faster to change shoes and springs out on.
the only draw back to the system... you have to remove the whole assembly to change the shoes or springs, but in saying that you can have a complete assembly ready to go and then all it takes is to undo the clutch nut. the trick I used to do on my losi to get past the screws locking is to use a small amount of Blue locktite and only just tighten them till the head touches the flywheel... never had a screw lock using this method Adrian |
Originally Posted by MassiveMods
(Post 6611854)
The new Rod ID is 5 mm , the new Crank pin is 4.993 mm
the old ones were 4.98 mm id rod and 4.973 mm crank pin :D M Rex |
Let me start by saying that i have always run high end engines, mainly the OS Speed and the JP Racing line of engines! I was told by a friend that the new go techs wer doing good things, so i decided to give one a shot!
I called the Australian Go man Mark from Massive Mods and had a chat with him about the new MG66, the info i got from him Sounded a little to good to be true but i thought 'wat the hell', and went ahead and bought an MG66 with pipe and ceramic bearings! The motor looked real good, it ran in super easy, starts first time and idles all day no worries, and power, well DAM!! The thing is a MONSTER it has more power than you will need, I am getting around the 9 min mark on run time and the motor is still really fat so i belive it will go into the 10+ with a good tune! Now as i said i have only ever run high end mills, and had no real intention of switching, i just like to try other things on the market from time to time, but let me tell you after running the motor and the service i got from Mark i think i may be switching to GO for good! The MG66 is a winner:nod: If you are thinking of trying a MG66 dont hesitate and grab one you willnot be let down!! |
Originally Posted by ryWA
(Post 6618226)
Let me start by saying that i have always run high end engines, mainly the OS Speed and the JP Racing line of engines! I was told by a friend that the new go techs wer doing good things, so i decided to give one a shot!
I called the Australian Go man Mark from Massive Mods and had a chat with him about the new MG66, the info i got from him Sounded a little to good to be true but i thought 'wat the hell', and went ahead and bought an MG66 with pipe and ceramic bearings! The motor looked real good, it ran in super easy, starts first time and idles all day no worries, and power, well DAM!! The thing is a MONSTER it has more power than you will need, I am getting around the 9 min mark on run time and the motor is still really fat so i belive it will go into the 10+ with a good tune! Now as i said i have only ever run high end mills, and had no real intention of switching, i just like to try other things on the market from time to time, but let me tell you after running the motor and the service i got from Mark i think i may be switching to GO for good! The MG66 is a winner:nod: If you are thinking of trying a MG66 dont hesitate and grab one you willnot be let down!! I know it's a bit of topic but heres a link to a thread in a local forum of ours showing some of his paint work http://rcracer.co.nz/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=1993 and I'm sure theres a few of your bodies in there on page 2 Ry |
Here is a better one, photobucket.com/rynodesigns (I cant post URLs yet)
Yep he does some great work for sure. You got to support the good guys out there, and as you say he is a very talented painter, dam good prices aswell! Bit of topic though:)! If anyone wants more info or a contact for RYno give us a PM. Forgot to mention how great the MG66 sounds with the GO2072 pipe, VERY VERY ANGRY!!!:nod: |
Originally Posted by ryWA
(Post 6618226)
Let me start by saying that i have always run high end engines, mainly the OS Speed and the JP Racing line of engines! I was told by a friend that the new go techs wer doing good things, so i decided to give one a shot!
I called the Australian Go man Mark from Massive Mods and had a chat with him about the new MG66, the info i got from him Sounded a little to good to be true but i thought 'wat the hell', and went ahead and bought an MG66 with pipe and ceramic bearings! The motor looked real good, it ran in super easy, starts first time and idles all day no worries, and power, well DAM!! The thing is a MONSTER it has more power than you will need, I am getting around the 9 min mark on run time and the motor is still really fat so i belive it will go into the 10+ with a good tune! Now as i said i have only ever run high end mills, and had no real intention of switching, i just like to try other things on the market from time to time, but let me tell you after running the motor and the service i got from Mark i think i may be switching to GO for good! The MG66 is a winner:nod: If you are thinking of trying a MG66 dont hesitate and grab one you willnot be let down!! I find it easy to tune by following Mark's tuning instructions. Something I've noticed is after I last raced tuned it, I've now ran it for 1 hour 15 mins at an enduro, it was performing as good at the start as it was at the end. Last weekend I ran it at a two day event, cool morning, stinking hot afternoon, cooler late afternoon & never touched the tune. She ran like a dream. Pete. |
Originally Posted by ryWA
(Post 6618310)
Here is a better one, photobucket.com/rynodesigns (I cant post URLs yet)
Yep he does some great work for sure. You got to support the good guys out there, and as you say he is a very talented painter, dam good prices aswell! Bit of topic though:)! If anyone wants more info or a contact for RYno give us a PM. Forgot to mention how great the MG66 sounds with the GO2072 pipe, VERY VERY ANGRY!!!:nod: :D sorry last off topic I promise |
Originally Posted by grizz1
(Post 6614426)
Cheers Pieter. No worries :D
You got PM..:) |
hay ya RY what mate good to see you have mad it :nod:
come to the dark side my freind with PRIDE :lol: |
Originally Posted by Ruune
(Post 6615260)
Out of respect for my dealers, I'm trying not to publish MAP prices, as their prices will vary. If you guys want, I'll publish the MSRP prices this evening.
For what it's worth, I've arranged a pricing schedule that will allow the dealers to sell the GX combo kits for around $25-$30 (US) more than the motors alone. This includes the EFRA 2072 pipe, header, seals, and springs... along with the plug, shim, and conrod. ask for the disrespecting MAP list of the GO items. |
Originally Posted by ryWA
(Post 6618226)
Let me start by saying that i have always run high end engines, mainly the OS Speed and the JP Racing line of engines! I was told by a friend that the new go techs wer doing good things, so i decided to give one a shot!
I called the Australian Go man Mark from Massive Mods and had a chat with him about the new MG66, the info i got from him Sounded a little to good to be true but i thought 'wat the hell', and went ahead and bought an MG66 with pipe and ceramic bearings! The motor looked real good, it ran in super easy, starts first time and idles all day no worries, and power, well DAM!! The thing is a MONSTER it has more power than you will need, I am getting around the 9 min mark on run time and the motor is still really fat so i belive it will go into the 10+ with a good tune! Now as i said i have only ever run high end mills, and had no real intention of switching, i just like to try other things on the market from time to time, but let me tell you after running the motor and the service i got from Mark i think i may be switching to GO for good! The MG66 is a winner:nod: If you are thinking of trying a MG66 dont hesitate and grab one you willnot be let down!! As Matty said, "welcome to the dark side " ;) |
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