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I'm a convert now Shane:nod:
You kept your birthday quiet on Sunday mate:) |
Shanes B day last Sunday ??
Oh bummer, I didn't know. Hope ya had a good one Shane :tire: :nod: |
Ha - I'm well past the point where you start counting backwards now, so it's not a biggie anymore :cool:
I had a lovely birthday - Finals day at the track, big event, hanging out and tuning motors, sniffing nitro, and making up the numbers in the A Final, then having a bourbon with the boys afterwards. Probably the best "birthday day" I've had for a few years ;) |
It's all very quite out there. Everyone must be running their GXII's in :)
I went back to the 2072 for a race meeting yesterday, and I definitely got better economy than with the 053. Power was a bit more brutal down low with the 2072, but could have run 10 min tanks on this track easily. We only ran 5 min heats and I was coming in after 5:20 (plus an extra lap of 40 sec to get to the loop and start - 6 min total run time) with just under half a tank. This motor has 1.5 gal on it now, and still has some nip at the top of the stroke. Seems to reflect what everyone else in finding - the 2072 is the way to go for the GXII-5RHO at this stage. |
congrats for the previous sunday Shane, that's a great way to spend your birthday for sure!!
good old 2072, all i ever run now...suites all my GO engines and pretty much all the taiwanese offroad motors, what can GO do to improve on it when they up date it? fancy screw on stinger tips:lol::rolleyes: I had a good stirr with the alpha boys on sunday Shane as to why they were not running them, most of them had not heard about this new design. what do you engine gurus think a 7mm and 7.5mm vs the 8mm std stinger will acheive apart from more tank pressure. |
hi to all
hi just to let ye know the new gxii has reached ireland and is lookin good,broken in 2 weeks ago and got 3rd place in the first round of our clubs summer champs. recently, using jvdrc clutch with gold springs and 2072 pipe,definately has a nice bottom end ,early days yet lookin forward to racing it again this sunday,(motor is all the way from nz!)jason
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Originally Posted by jasjud808
(Post 9091979)
hi just to let ye know the new gxii has reached ireland and is lookin good,broken in 2 weeks ago and got 3rd place in the first round of our clubs summer champs. recently, using jvdrc clutch with gold springs and 2072 pipe,definately has a nice bottom end ,early days yet lookin forward to racing it again this sunday,(motor is all the way from nz!)jason
Yep, the JVD / Ascendancy 4 shoe with alloy shoes and gold springs is the sweet combo for this motor, plus the 2072 pipe as well - your on a winner. Great smooth power with economy to boot. Glad your liking the motor :) Check out our local NZ user thread for the GXII when you get the chance. You may pick up some useful info on there too. http://www.rcracer.co.nz/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=4785 |
I just checked it out Grizz ;) nice little thread yous have going over there :)
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what would cause the engine to stay at a higher idle when stopped? then go down?
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Originally Posted by bigmatt
(Post 9100334)
what would cause the engine to stay at a higher idle when stopped? then go down?
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GO ENGINE 25, NEED BACK PLATE...PLEASE HELP
Hi guys,
I have a GO sport 25 engine that I'm going bump starter box with and I need to apply a back plate on it instead of a pull-start. Does it absolutely need a Go back plate to work? Is there any other compatible back plate crosses out there that will work for this motor??? Can i just make a teflon cover for it??? Can I just apply a pull start casing to seal it up??? I need advice please!!!! WHAT SHOULD I DO???? Thanks, M |
Originally Posted by GOREVO25
(Post 9101958)
Hi guys,
I have a GO sport 25 engine that I'm going bump starter box with and I need to apply a back plate on it instead of a pull-start. Does it absolutely need a Go back plate to work? Is there any other compatible back plate crosses out there that will work for this motor??? Can i just make a teflon cover for it??? Can I just apply a pull start casing to seal it up??? I need advice please!!!! WHAT SHOULD I DO???? Thanks, M |
Originally Posted by GOREVO25
(Post 9101958)
Hi guys,
I have a GO sport 25 engine that I'm going bump starter box with and I need to apply a back plate on it instead of a pull-start. Does it absolutely need a Go back plate to work? Is there any other compatible back plate crosses out there that will work for this motor??? Can i just make a teflon cover for it??? Can I just apply a pull start casing to seal it up??? I need advice please!!!! WHAT SHOULD I DO???? Thanks, M |
Originally Posted by MAGPIE-121
(Post 9102549)
Just leave the pullstart on the motor & use the bump box, that's what i do for my young blokes LRP RTR's with zero problems.
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Originally Posted by GOREVO25
(Post 9102820)
That's the problem. Won't fit. Hitting my rear upper a-arm's. I installed it on my REVO. It's huge and I just need it to clear the a-arms and I'm golden. Any suggestion's? Is there a short enough roto start that might be less then 3/4 inch long maybe???
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