Go Engines supply
 

I'm not sure what the plans are at AMain, Kendall replied to a post I made about 3needle carbs, said they were processing inventory and more stuff should be added to site in next couple weeks, that was 2 weeks ago I think, still nothing but what looks to be old parts on the site.

Last I heard Matt at Nitro North did not get any 3needle carbs in yet. Matt let us know if you can hook us up! You have been a truly great resource for GO stuff and customer care so if you have them I'll get mine from you for sure.

It's a headache that we're in between distribution chains right now, I'm sure it will get straight soon.

that is a real shame for GO engine users and GO sales in the US, Its now just another one of their medium price range Taiwanese motors that now has to compete against all of the web sites other motors...I have not dealt with them on motors and parts, is there normally a good supply of part for most models?

Nah, as long as they will still wholesale to the longtime Go re-sellers then I could care less about what they compete with on the Amain site. Personally my main concern is what happened in the past. They sold out of stock and Go production couldn't keep up so Amain dropped them, then there was no source for Go until they regrouped. We'll see how it runs this time round.

What's happening out there lads ?

Gizzmatron, have you managed to run that 3 needle carb yet, or are you still frozen in your neck of the woods ?

hey guys
what exhaust are yall recommending?
its the motor off the caster zx 1.5r. i believe its the r2100

ive heard the dynamite 086, a few ofnas and the thundertigers.

cant decide what to get! looking for somewhat of a budget exhaust, but not wanting to sacrifice power to quality. just depends on what you guys recommend!!!

The GO 2072 pipe

+1 The GO EFRA 2072 is the weapon.
Some of the Dynamite pipes work good (086, 053), but the 2072 as Matt has suggested is your best option.

I have the Go 5-port, and a 2072 pipe that has a very small ding in it.
The ding is about 3mm x 7mm, and looks to be about 2-3mm deep. Do you think this ding will significantly affect performance in a negative way?
(Shipping damage, I assume)

if it is on the pipe it should be fine...the ding maybe fixed with the ole water in the pipe and freeze it trick.

Just about unfrozen mate.. it's mounted but not started yet. too cold thus far.been -11 for a week or two. next week I got 6 ton of lime coming to work into the track surface and get it ready for the season then about early march I'll fire it up and get it properly set up with that alpha 2090 pipe I'm testing.. will report here soon as I have some news..

GO Engines race report

http://www.buggy-sport.info/index.ph...es-race-report

http://www.buggy-sport.info/index.ph...ype=img&id=927

Nice !!!

i would like to know what type of pipe is the go 2072. is it a low,high or all around pipe..also where can you get the go engines. i checked amain hobbies and they only had the sport version..right now i only have the go 3r and i would like to try the 7 port in my buggy.. thanks

the 2072 is a low to high pipe (all around pipe)


http://www.overdriverc.com/proddetai...-Racing-Engine

http://www.amainhobbies.com/index.ph...filter_mfr=168

they are available now