Go-Tech Engines Thread
So the only difference between the newest GXII-5RHO and the one A Main has on sale is the three needle carb?
That three needle carb is pretty much the same carb GO made for the Arrow Racing engine, so it wouldn't be a disappointment to me not having it as I could swap one.... plus I'm very familiar with the standard two needle carb from my JS engines.
Who is selling GO parts in the USA? Will the JS con rod work on the GO engine?
That three needle carb is pretty much the same carb GO made for the Arrow Racing engine, so it wouldn't be a disappointment to me not having it as I could swap one.... plus I'm very familiar with the standard two needle carb from my JS engines.
Who is selling GO parts in the USA? Will the JS con rod work on the GO engine?
So the only difference between the newest GXII-5RHO and the one A Main has on sale is the three needle carb?
That three needle carb is pretty much the same carb GO made for the Arrow Racing engine, so it wouldn't be a disappointment to me not having it as I could swap one.... plus I'm very familiar with the standard two needle carb from my JS engines.
Who is selling GO parts in the USA? Will the JS con rod work on the GO engine?
That three needle carb is pretty much the same carb GO made for the Arrow Racing engine, so it wouldn't be a disappointment to me not having it as I could swap one.... plus I'm very familiar with the standard two needle carb from my JS engines.
Who is selling GO parts in the USA? Will the JS con rod work on the GO engine?
You can tell the difference by the Gen6 GXII-5RHO carb having a silver coloured LSN needle, as opposed to the older Gen 5.5 GX Series LSN needle being black.
I know that the GX Series crank works in the JS, so I guess the rod must be the same dimensions. My guess is both rods are stamped out in the same factory anyway
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Looks like Amains pricing of the GXII HO is getting peoples attention.
I would say that those who have not driven with one before or just brought it because they were cheap will be pleasantly surprised how well they GO and how long they last...easily get a season (club racing and a bit of practice) without needing to do the rod or bearings.
Some nice examples of the perfect bottom end setting Flanno, and that idle gap Shane, oh yes
must be just right, not too small or too big.
I would say that those who have not driven with one before or just brought it because they were cheap will be pleasantly surprised how well they GO and how long they last...easily get a season (club racing and a bit of practice) without needing to do the rod or bearings.
Some nice examples of the perfect bottom end setting Flanno, and that idle gap Shane, oh yes
must be just right, not too small or too big.
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mmm those tuneing gaps most definatly need attention.. hmm.. very well sorted flanno..
just tried finishing my 15th tank now.. and i think my landlord was tired of it..
meh.. well if it wasnt for him i wouldnt be living in a nice place..
anyway.. ive done 14 1/2 tanks.. so ill be seeing you at the track asap.. sunday is if possible.. Flanno..
just tried finishing my 15th tank now.. and i think my landlord was tired of it..
meh.. well if it wasnt for him i wouldnt be living in a nice place..
anyway.. ive done 14 1/2 tanks.. so ill be seeing you at the track asap.. sunday is if possible.. Flanno..
Yep, correct Rsickles. The only difference is the carby. The 2 needles work great. They were improved from the GX Series, and have a re-tapered LSN.
You can tell the difference by the Gen6 GXII-5RHO carb having a silver coloured LSN needle, as opposed to the older Gen 5.5 GX Series LSN needle being black.
I know that the GX Series crank works in the JS, so I guess the rod must be the same dimensions. My guess is both rods are stamped out in the same factory anyway
.
You can tell the difference by the Gen6 GXII-5RHO carb having a silver coloured LSN needle, as opposed to the older Gen 5.5 GX Series LSN needle being black.
I know that the GX Series crank works in the JS, so I guess the rod must be the same dimensions. My guess is both rods are stamped out in the same factory anyway
.How is the wear on the crank pin? That's my only concern since the crank isn't coated.
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Hello everyone. I have a yes or no question. I have a OS vzb .21......
I'm may have something crossed but a couple years ago I remember hearing that the con rod from the 7port is the same as the OS .21.
I rebuilt a second hand d8t that included OS .21. I'm having the sleeve pinched at raya's and I really don't want to use the old the con rod.
So, is the Go tech 7ports con rod the same as vspec's?
I'm may have something crossed but a couple years ago I remember hearing that the con rod from the 7port is the same as the OS .21.
I rebuilt a second hand d8t that included OS .21. I'm having the sleeve pinched at raya's and I really don't want to use the old the con rod.
So, is the Go tech 7ports con rod the same as vspec's?
Hello everyone. I have a yes or no question. I have a OS vzb .21......
I'm may have something crossed but a couple years ago I remember hearing that the con rod from the 7port is the same as the OS .21.
I rebuilt a second hand d8t that included OS .21. I'm having the sleeve pinched at raya's and I really don't want to use the old the con rod.
So, is the Go tech 7ports con rod the same as vspec's?
I'm may have something crossed but a couple years ago I remember hearing that the con rod from the 7port is the same as the OS .21.
I rebuilt a second hand d8t that included OS .21. I'm having the sleeve pinched at raya's and I really don't want to use the old the con rod.
So, is the Go tech 7ports con rod the same as vspec's?
Cheers 
Yes it was nice this morning to find a PM on FB from a young buck thanking me for it.
Said it was the best explained guide he had read and now finaly understands how to tune his LONG needle carby.
As the saying goes, you can't please everybody, but if you make just one person happy today then your doing something rite

Yes it was nice this morning to find a PM on FB from a young buck thanking me for it.
Said it was the best explained guide he had read and now finaly understands how to tune his LONG needle carby.
As the saying goes, you can't please everybody, but if you make just one person happy today then your doing something rite
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Posts: 198
From: Sydney,Australia
should be free to race next weekend.. at Livo. and i was in the neighbourhood... got my new cannon 600D film DLSR camera so as part of my planed Series focused on Sydney and its varied lifestyles and subcutures.. you may just be able to expect a segment filmed at livo in the near future.. covering a action packed event..
cant wait.. im upto 1.8L through my MG66.. see you at livo flanno..

cant wait.. im upto 1.8L through my MG66.. see you at livo flanno..


1st Jack, there no racing at Livo this weekend... only a practice day Saturday wich I can't attend as I'm working.
2nd Grizz, I Like your post on NZ forum, "AWT" but I recon you'l get more guys paying attention if you use my pictures to show the difference between a AWT and a SMT
jks
2nd Grizz, I Like your post on NZ forum, "AWT" but I recon you'l get more guys paying attention if you use my pictures to show the difference between a AWT and a SMT
jks



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