Ive never done nitro off-road indoors, long drive.........6-7 hrs. I'd really love to try it though. I know it'd be more fun than shoveling snow :). I'd suppose you need super-soft/clay tires?

motomatt, are you going to stock any shirts, hats, banners anytime in the next month or so?

yep, for buggy i like switch(clay) or barcodes(gold) and truggy i like boa(clay) ot tapers(pink)

Just received my Go 5pt....wow..tight!..might be a good idea to get the sleeve and piston hand lapped. I don't remember my go 3port being this tight.

just be sure to pre-heat an you will be fine

Just preheat it to 105 degrees Celsius (220-225 degrees fahrenheit). make sure you measure it at the top of the crankcase, under the head and button. Also, make sure the engine stays in the 105-110 degree (Celsius) range during each run-in session. I recommend running a tank at this temp, then rotating the flywheel to where the piston is at BDC (bottom dead center), and let it cool. Reheat and repeat. Easiest way to accomplish this is to set both needles to flush and start at 1/4 to 1/2 throttle after preheating.

LOL "Reheat and repeat"

that is going to be my new sig

He he he - the GX's are a breeze compared to the older Pro Series. Now those were TIGHT !!!

just preheat!....if you preheat..she will love you for it!;)

not unless Trey does:nod:

These RC engines are reminding me of a woman more and more :lol:

1st there was the average woman tune, and now we are being reminded to preheat em first and they'l love ya long time :lol::lol::lol:

LMAO :lol::lol::lol: ..... Yeah, they do strange things sometimes but we cant do without them:weird:

And just remember to only tweak their top end needles very slightly, or they will go right off tune and may be hard to start again :lol:
Seems there are lots of similarities going on here :smile:

i like a lean bottom end..and rich uptop :)

+1 to that fast boy :nod:. It can be a hard tune to find and keep though :cool:

No matter what your "tuning preference" is, I would like to take this oppourtunity to wish all you guys on here a very Merry Xmas and a safe and prosperous New Year from us here at GO Racing NZ. Hope you all get somethng nice from Santa :) Cheers, Grizz.