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Originally Posted by nurchburgler
(Post 8011987)
gallons on motor are unknown..the piston is super clean and the looks pretty new, the rod has no play at all on the crank. I am talking to a local guy deadmancourt on here regarding changing the PSR and crank over to the Gx 5r.
the case, head, everything outside the engine is brand new. :D |
Originally Posted by inferno13
(Post 8012040)
cool, ya deadmancourt will help ya out!!! good people right there!!
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Hi GOTECH guys !
A friend in the past had a Go gx7r but he broke crankcase and he will give me the engine and i want to fix it . I want to ask if the crankcase of the 5R is the same with the 7R. |
5R and 7R crankcases are the same in the GX series engines.
I stock this crankcase. I can't verify that the Pro series engines have the same crankcase. |
the engine he will give it to me for 20$ bucks ..
It need a new crankcase and carburetor pinch bolts maybe i will make it from gx7r to gx5r with changing the piston-sleeve ... the crankshaft at the crankshaft pin has loose the tin coating ... i must change also the crankshaft ? Also which is the best pipe?i have a pipe set from my nova 9901 with 41021 header it will be good to use the same?i dont want to buy new GO pipe because i have not the money . I want just to fix this engine cheap. I have found cheap the parts... pinch bolts from Precirotate engines 6$ crankcase from ebay with bearings and backplate from gx5r 40$ also if i will make it GX5R i will need 80$ for p/r/s so i will give 126$ for parts+20$ for the engine =146$ and i will have a new gx5r engine ... Which cheap pipe set will be better? a dynamite 053 or a dynamite 086? or my novarossi pipeset that i have it already? Thanks |
Originally Posted by deadmancourt
(Post 8012089)
Thank you inferno!:blush:....hey how did you like those LOSI tires and wheels?...do they work for you @ your track?...
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Originally Posted by the_winner
(Post 8015896)
the engine he will give it to me for 20$ bucks ..
It need a new crankcase and carburetor pinch bolts maybe i will make it from gx7r to gx5r with changing the piston-sleeve ... the crankshaft at the crankshaft pin has loose the tin coating ... i must change also the crankshaft ? Also which is the best pipe?i have a pipe set from my nova 9901 with 41021 header it will be good to use the same?i dont want to buy new GO pipe because i have not the money . I want just to fix this engine cheap. I have found cheap the parts... pinch bolts from Precirotate engines 6$ crankcase from ebay with bearings and backplate from gx5r 40$ also if i will make it GX5R i will need 80$ for p/r/s so i will give 126$ for parts+20$ for the engine =146$ and i will have a new gx5r engine ... Which cheap pipe set will be better? a dynamite 053 or a dynamite 086? or my novarossi pipeset that i have it already? Thanks |
Originally Posted by motomatt
(Post 8015796)
5R and 7R crankcases are the same in the GX series engines.
I stock this crankcase. I can't verify that the Pro series engines have the same crankcase. |
hey winner!...you should contact Shane @ Go-Racing.co.nz .....he can hook you up!...his name is Grizz1 on here!...he is in New Zealand which i think would be easier to get parts from,then the U.S!:nod:
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Just got back home from our 3 day National Champs event. What a great weekend. Wicked track and very fast close racing.
GO Racing NZ was the principal event sponsor and we couldn't have asked for a better result. GO GX-5R won the Truggy A-Main 1 hour final (by 4 laps), and Massive Mods MG66 won the Buggy A-Main 1 hour final (by just on a lap). The track was fast, with a wicked long straight that had the motors peaked out for a long time on every lap. All the GO and MG66 motors performed flawlessly over all three days. At crunch time on finals day, not one flame out or glitch in either class right through an hour and a halfs racing of semi's and finals :D Lots of happy racers getting great value for money out of their motors, which is what it's all about :) |
Originally Posted by grizz1
(Post 8017200)
Just got back home from our 3 day National Champs event. What a great weekend. Wicked track and very fast close racing.
GO Racing NZ was the principal event sponsor and we couldn't have asked for a better result. GO GX-5R won the Truggy A-Main 1 hour final (by 4 laps), and Massive Mods MG66 won the Buggy A-Main 1 hour final (by just on a lap). The track was fast, with a wicked long straight that had the motors peaked out for a long time on every lap. All the GO and MG66 motors performed flawlessly over all three days. At crunch time on finals day, not one flame out or glitch in either class right through an hour and a halfs racing of semi's and finals :D Lots of happy racers getting great value for money out of their motors, which is what it's all about :) Our 2 dayer was postponed (proline) due to poor weather , I did 1 lap on Saturday and then the heavens opened up :cry: and today was a total wash out too :flaming: typical for a long weekend. |
Bummer mate. I hate it when that happens :(
That's great news on the video too. It will really help people with the tuning. A picture paints a thousand words - so a picture with sound must be totally awesome :) |
Great to hear all went well at NZ for the GO drivers :cool: From what I could see on the net, GO engines made up near 1/3rd of the entrys in buggy :eek: enough said hey :nod::D
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Originally Posted by nurchburgler
(Post 8011987)
gallons on motor are unknown..the piston is super clean and the looks pretty new, the rod has no play at all on the crank. I am talking to a local guy deadmancourt on here regarding changing the PSR and crank over to the Gx 5r.
the case, head, everything outside the engine is brand new. :D As for swapping the P/S/R over the the Gx. There is no difference in those parts from the older models to the Gx except for the new style rod and the wrist pin being coated. (Gen 5.5 came with coated pins) The Gx has the coated crank, new style head, 2 o-ring hsn, different looking case. Rex |
What video you guys talking about? Any links for vids on the weekend racing Grizz1?
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