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grizz1 08-17-2010 09:20 PM

Hi Matt,
That was a good way you described the 086 on the MG66. It's not that it boosts the bottom end, it just gets the MG on the pipe faster.
The 2072 brings on the power sort of turbine smooth, where as the 086 gets the MG going with more of a rush, so the bottom end "seems" stronger.
All I know is I like it :sneaky:. It suits my current driving style, plus the extra minute + run time I am now getting is a real added bonus too. Don't you just love this sport :)

And yeah - take that so called friend off your Xmas card list Matty. No more MG laps for him :)

Gizmatron 08-18-2010 12:52 AM


Originally Posted by inferno13 (Post 7821051)
;)

I HAVE A 086. if you want to buy it for cheap, you wont like it;)

I might be interested..how cheap is cheap??

grizz1 08-18-2010 02:55 AM


Originally Posted by Gizmatron (Post 7821616)
I might be interested..how cheap is cheap??

:ha: I wondered how long it would be before another MG man took up that offer.
I don't know what sort of 086 pipe Inferno has, but I am running the Dynamite Platinum 086 HS Hard Anodised model. That's what your after, or the equivalent of. I think you would like one Gizzy. Make your MG very happy :D

Gizmatron 08-18-2010 03:58 AM

Can't actually use it officially for racing here as it's not an EFRA approved pipe but our league races never bother to enforce the pipe rules anyway.So long as it's cheap I thought I might try it anyway.

Flanno 08-18-2010 06:50 AM

Same here, no use in me tryin a pipe I can't run at sanctioned events in Aus, so I stick with the 2072 and test and tune for a certain feel with clutch, head shimming and gearing.

nitroexpress 08-18-2010 04:51 PM


Originally Posted by Gizmatron (Post 7821989)
Can't actually use it officially for racing here as it's not an EFRA approved pipe but our league races never bother to enforce the pipe rules anyway.So long as it's cheap I thought I might try it anyway.

There are a few EFRA approved 086 pipes around, such as the RB.

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...A-086-Polished

max_chen 08-18-2010 09:40 PM


Originally Posted by nitroexpress (Post 7824638)
There are a few EFRA approved 086 pipes around, such as the RB.

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...A-086-Polished

It seem RB EFRA 9886 not 086 also.other brands 086 is serial no.It's not IFMAR approved no.:smile:
They were 2 chamber design.

deadmancourt 08-18-2010 09:46 PM

IF ANYBODY ON THE WEST COAST NEEDS ANYTHING GO RELATED JUST GIVE ME A HOLLA!...IM HELPING TREY OUT IN TEXAS AND TRYING TO GET THINGS ROLING OUT HERE!...THESE MOTORS HAVE BEEN UNDERATED AND OVERLOOKED FOR FAAARRR TOO LONG!:nod:...NOW IS THERE TIME!....I AM IN CALIFORNIA!...WE HAVE GREAT PRICES!...JUST LET ME KNOW!

Tabushi 08-19-2010 06:26 AM

Just tested Novarossi 9901 on 7 port GX7R engine ... WOW ...

If you have that pipe around, give it a try ... very linear power, nice low end and infinitely high end with awesome fuel milleague ...

cya !

Redvet79 08-19-2010 10:01 AM

O-Rings
 
I read the post above but i am not on west coast. Where can i get the new o-rings for the GX-7R HSN & LSN or a complete set for engine. I have a pal-pal account if that helps.

Thanks in Advance.

MAGPIE-121 08-19-2010 01:20 PM


Originally Posted by Redvet79 (Post 7827748)
I read the post above but i am not on west coast. Where can i get the new o-rings for the GX-7R HSN & LSN or a complete set for engine. I have a pal-pal account if that helps.

Thanks in Advance.

THIS MIGHT HELP : http://www.go-engine-usa.com/index.php/dealer-list.html

grizz1 08-19-2010 02:51 PM


Originally Posted by Redvet79 (Post 7827748)
I read the post above but i am not on west coast. Where can i get the new o-rings for the GX-7R HSN & LSN or a complete set for engine. I have a pal-pal account if that helps.

Thanks in Advance.

You got PM

jwm2 08-19-2010 03:23 PM

I can use a set of o rings too for the lsn and hsn, actually 2 sets would be great.

deadmancourt 08-19-2010 04:00 PM


Originally Posted by jwm2 (Post 7828941)
I can use a set of o rings too for the lsn and hsn, actually 2 sets would be great.

you got pm!

rcdude236 08-19-2010 06:44 PM

So i want a some help here. i got a Go 0801. Im thinking about the 086 or 2072. I got the gx5r. What will give me the best mix of of power and mileage? I really like to get good fuel mileage while having good smooth power.


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