Hey there Mark, mine is only a replica (there is less than a handful of real ones in Australia) and none of them see race duties.

The car you are reffering to is code named "Daisey", Ford have canned the idea of making it, but an Aussie kit supplier does them, it uses a current model Falcon (engine, gearbox, front and rear suspension, brakes, driveline, dash and wiring etc) as a donor, so if you buy a write off then you can get into one at a pretty good price.
Here is the supplier.
http://www.drbsportscars.com/

This is the replica.
http://www.barryslc.com.au/files/DRB...-side_view.jpg

This is the Ford concept.
http://memimage.cardomain.com/member...4_709_full.jpg

Is there much difference in performance/runtime between the GX5R and the MG66 ?

thanks

MG has smoother low-end, way more top and also significantly better mileage.

Hey guys... Just wanted to say hello from RC Pro SOUTH region! Right now Ryan Lopez is qual'd third in buggy and fourth in truggy. Both vehicles are running GX5Rs with the 2072 pipe.

UPDATE! Puddin' just bumped to the pro truggy a-main!:D

Hey guys thinking about getting a go tech and was wondering if the mg66 is available in the us or do i have to order it from aus. or will a regular gx-5r be good enough to push a d8t around? the track we built here is rather large and the other track we race on is a pretty big track as well so should i go with the 5 or 7 port mill ? thanks

answer rc.com sells the mg-66 and the amain fuel here in the states. I run the mg-66,fantastic engine. Mike also has the complete kit[engine pipe combo] :nod::nod:

I have the MG66s available and ready to ship. I'll let you do the research and decide if it makes sense for you. I would probably recommend the 5 port over the 7 on the GX line for a truggy.

WOW what a great price on a mod motor! When i get paid i will have to get one thanks guys.

Hope you noticed but on the 'base' model we've removed the spare rod and bearing to help lower the pricing. I also just listed the MG66RR that might appeal to you if you value your time and would like to know the motor is broken in correctly.

Yes all, the MG66 and A Main fuel is now being distributed by Answer RC USA . Mike is a very helpful guy.

The A MAin fuel has also been recieved with open arms.:D All on line ordering avail through the Answer rc site, and while you are there grab some answer RC Products

Cheers MM

http://answer-rcusa.com/zencart/index.php

Yes i added the site to my faves ! For the same price get a broken in motor sounds good to me .:nod:Also is the case of fuel gallons?

Yes four gallon cases. I should be able to hold the line on price + shipping for the next few months. Ironically I live near the folks mixing the fuel for Mark so that help reduce the overall costs so it's not shipped twice.

GO Engines takes 1st place on GT Class during the 5th stage of the national open onroad CACH championship 2010 ...

Qualified 4th and ended winning taking the first place 3 laps before end of race, GO GX7R and VP PRO 3023 pipe ...

cya !!

Hey guys... in case you havent read already:
Go Engine USA would like to congratulate Ryan Lopez and Matt Sistrunk on commanding performances in the first round of the 2010 RC Pro South series. Ryan and Matt battled it out with the south’s top drivers in both pro buggy and pro truggy with Ryan qualifying third in pro buggy. Both Matt and Ryan managed to qualify for the a-main in pro truggy, with Ryan qualifying 3rd and Matt bumping up from the b-main, in his first regional race as a pro. Ryan managed to fight it out and hold on to a 3rd place podium finish in truggy and a 2nd place finish in buggy, despite a bent upper a-arm. Both Ryan and Matt were using the Go GX-5R with EFRA 2072 combos. Also deserving mention is Lee Jones, who TQ’d and won intermediate buggy with the Go GX-3R. Stellar performances all-around for the Go Engine USA team at round 1 of the RC Pro South Series!


uploading more pics to a new photobucket account. Will post some here later!