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Originally Posted by d45
(Post 10687426)
Hello, Does anyone know where I can get the Go Engine 3 port R engine. I had one awhile back and liked it alot. Or have the stopped making them?
yep got one or two left |
The motor seems to be ok, check out the video.
http://contour.com/stories/kbrl2012-r1-truck-q1 Thanks for the help guys! |
im running the gxII 5r ho engine.
was having tuning problems.inspected and found leakage at the front bearing. can someone tell me a better bearings front and rear.prefer double sealed bearings. and does the seal on the rear bearing face the back plate or away. pulled it out before looking at its postion.thanx |
Originally Posted by subaru_tech
(Post 10730632)
im running the gxII 5r ho engine.
was having tuning problems.inspected and found leakage at the front bearing. can someone tell me a better bearings front and rear.prefer double sealed bearings. and does the seal on the rear bearing face the back plate or away. pulled it out before looking at its postion.thanx The front bearing seal faces outward toward the flywheel. I just put Avid steel front and ceramic rear bearings in my truggy motor, working great so far. |
Guys, if you're having tuning issues and think you have a leaky front bearing, replace the carburetor with a better one before doing anything else. I've seen hundreds front bearings replaced when the reason for the leakage is actually from running rich to compensate for a leaky carb. The metal collar around the base of the 2-needle can warp with the slightest amount of over tightening of the pinch bolt. In turn, this causes air to leak between the collar and carb neck. Additionally, the neck does not reach all the way down to the lower o-ring seal, located in the crankcase opening. The 3 needle does, and is a far superior carb.
If the 3 needle carb is not an option (my fellow americans), order an arrow carb from hobby pro. Its the exact same as the "new" go carb, and is the way we should have gone (and is one of the reasons for my voluntary departure from the go family). You can also use a nova, fusion, or OS carb. Seriously, don't waste your time chasing down bearings. Replace the carb first. |
Originally Posted by subaru_tech
(Post 10730632)
im running the gxII 5r ho engine.
was having tuning problems.inspected and found leakage at the front bearing. can someone tell me a better bearings front and rear.prefer double sealed bearings. and does the seal on the rear bearing face the back plate or away. pulled it out before looking at its postion.thanx can you tell me how many litres has the engine done ? what was your run in method ? rear bearing , you mean the one closest to the back plate ? should not have a seal at all. when looking in to the back plate you should see the bearings and the cage or bearing race. let me know ill see if i cant help out cheers m |
Rear bearing has a retainer that faces towards the front of the engine.
Onroad and aircraft engines do not have rubber seals. Offroad engines have seals to keep dirt out. Change the carburetor first. |
Originally Posted by Ruune
(Post 10732829)
Rear bearing has a retainer that faces towards the front of the engine.
Onroad and aircraft engines do not have rubber seals. Offroad engines have seals to keep dirt out. Change the carburetor first. the rear bearing has a retainer that faces towards front of the engine. question , wouldnt the bearing at the front of the engine be the front bearing ? and the one at the rear be the rear bearing ? |
Yes mr DJ, I was referring to two different bearings.
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id say a rap but somehow white lines dosent seem to be appropriate does it mr Ho Bro
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Nice. Anyways, back to your customers, mr DJ.
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Lol love it, someone who can take a joke, finally :-)
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Just got my first Go motor and needed a little advice on which pipe to run. It's a GXII-5RHO. The pipes I have to choose from are a Nova 9901, Werks 2057, Dyn 053, jp1 and jp3. I was thinking the 9901 or the 053. Thanks for any info.
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No one?
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Try em out and tell us. lol
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