Well first off no apologies needed for jumping in to this forum. Feel free to come in and ask any question you need to.

As for the pipes. The 2072 has been the best all around pipe i have used on the GX7. The JP4 also worked pretty well and so did the 2013. However on a tight astroturf track I would probably go with the 053. It will get you on the pipe (lots of bottom) quicker than any of the others I mentioned and still not lose to much top.

The female is from team magic, It is quite a tight fit, very hard to get the male in and out so shouldn't come undone.

Yep it's a 2072

OK, for you Mugen and X ray guys, not sure if will work for other brands, you will have to test for yourselves.

If you have a realy worn crank shaft end from your clutch bearings and don't want to replace the whole crank, here is a cheeper alternative.

Remove all clutch assembly,
get out your dremel cutting wheel and cut off the clutch shaft just in front of the clutch nut thread,
and replace with these below;

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...Hex-Screw-Full

and

http://www.go-engine.com/pdt_view2.a...area=15&cat=28

I don't have a GO flywheel, but I use

http://answer-rcusa.com/zencart/inde...roducts_id=358

Nice one Flanno I will get a few of those in for the boys with some wear on their GX and MG cranks. I have the anodised alloy GO flywheels in stock already. Very popular too I might add. They match especially well with the anodised bits on the new GXII's - very BLING !!

Put some tanks throu the Truggy Team Spec today

When are these things going to be available in Europe(including the clutch)?

And will an older version Go conrod work? I have a new Caster conrod and front-bearing is why I ask.. Might be more inclined to get a new engine I already have parts for...

Are you refering to the GXII motor ?

Yeah...

Have seen the Argus for ex, and the new silver Alpha, popping up here and there, but not the new Go's.. Also, the older Go's have been on sale a lot recently..

they havent landed in the UK yet either as far as i know,i only have my pre-production one..problem in the uk is they always get stuck in customs.

There was a hold up with the new GXII packaging. They would have shipped out from the factory last Friday or early this week, so you should start to see them in a few days (like you say, depending on good old customs).

Hey Flanno...is that ofna nut assembly small enough to fit the JVD/Ascendancy racing clutch? Grizz1 can you try it and see as I have at least 1 MG66 crank with that kind of wear on the end..be nice to reuse it.

Hi Gizz, I think that nut might be a little big to fit down inside the retaining collar of the Ascendancy unit. I have some of the adaptors on the way down to me from A-Main, so should have them in around 4 - 5 days. I will check it all out and let you know if it will work asap.

Good one Grizz, I don't have adsendancy to try.