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you will probably find that once you have done the fuel tube mod for orings you wont use orings any more i know my self since doing that to the carbies i done even bother or very rarely even check anymore as it is always good
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Originally Posted by Madbrad
(Post 7000905)
im working on a Go tech 3R and need to replace the HSN and LSN gasket . I found this one but im not sure if it will work for both are the ydifferent ?
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+1 on that Rex. I don't think the factory make the old chocolate coloured O Rings any more. Everything is nitrile rubber now - and they do last so much better.
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Hey anybody notice we're on page 666 :sneaky:
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Just tell yourself that it's page MG66 :)
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:flaming: :D
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well Grizz, you were right. When you hit the 20 tank mark the mg66 really starts to make some serious power. Have you tried the new needles from massive? If so what's the benefit? Even tho the engines are touchy as far as adjustments once they are on it will not come out of tune. I put in the extra shim and am running byrons 30%. head temps hanging around 220-240,pipe I am not to sure. I think it's running a little hotter. But because of the shiny coating an accurate reading is almost impossible.
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Lol Moto Page MG666 !
BigMat the needles are designed to give a more gradual tuning ie 1 hour becomes 2 hours . But if im not mistaken Trey should have some MM HSN needles in stock from the factory. The LSN design hasnt been sent to the factory yet so they are only avail from us.. Cheers MM |
Massive,
Is the MG66 meant to be tuned from the bottom end? I heard you tune the bottom like how you would normaly tune the top end. |
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I got some of mark's modded needles coming soon so I'll post some thoughts once I try them.Just ordered 2 more MG666's (:sneaky:)for our club.Oh and I been paintin again..
Dum de Dum...wish it wasn't minus 13 outside... Makes keeping water based paint flowing a bit of a bugger:( |
Originally Posted by Megacrash
(Post 7004642)
Massive,
Is the MG66 meant to be tuned from the bottom end? I heard you tune the bottom like how you would normaly tune the top end. Yes all MG and GX engines get better results tuning from the LSN first . The MM HSN and LSN will mean you have to turn more and have more of a gradual needle as opposed to a sensitive one .. |
Originally Posted by MassiveMods
(Post 7004772)
Yes all MG and GX engines get better results tuning from the LSN first . The MM HSN and LSN will mean you have to turn more and have more of a gradual needle as opposed to a sensitive one ..
Brilliant thanks Ill get answer Rc to obtain the needles Cheers:cool: |
giz you have to much time on your hands mate , you must have atleast 20 spare bodies for xray sitting around by now :D
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i will be getting my self some needles to i have the tune pretty good on the mg66 but i think i will get some to try out my self to :nod:
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Actually matt I'm in the middle of lambing so I'm up every 3 hours round the clock for the last 3 weeks or so.2 on bottles and a load more to check on especially since it went waaaaaaaay below zero again.So I gotta fill in the time between feeds.So I fettle the buggy and paint shells...I actually have about 9 shells I bought for peanuts on ebay at xmas as practise shells cause they are almost all 300mm onroad bodies which are silly wide and long but no deeper than the buggy bodies..probably less, so I can almost climb in to cut masking and practice drop shadows and carbon fibre..Buggy's are absolutely the worst thing to paint..cramped,awkward, and no real hood at the front to flow a proper graphic from.It's all tight curves and impossible corners.:cry:
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