Go-Tech Engines Thread
I ordered the udp from grizz d. Anyway fyi:
-The udp crackcase/crankshaft can fit 21-2205 p/s/c set for sure as i tested it
-the udp rod 21-0600A i think is same rod as 21-0600, not yet do measurement but identical
-imo go engine will get better runtime by using nova carb (dont get offend)
-The udp crackcase/crankshaft can fit 21-2205 p/s/c set for sure as i tested it
-the udp rod 21-0600A i think is same rod as 21-0600, not yet do measurement but identical
-imo go engine will get better runtime by using nova carb (dont get offend)
Oh, & don't worry, I don't get offended & nothing to be offended about in your post I thought.
Ha, news travels fast....
I wasn't too sure what PRS set was in the Champion until I got the latest pricing from GO.
As I mentioned on our FB page, I reckon the GX-5R was GO's best 5+2 port design to date, even better than the GXII-5HRO - more bottom end and an all round stronger power band. Great for truggy as well as buggy.
With the updated UDP crankcase and stronger more compact cooling head, this re-incarnation of the GX-5R should be a cracker little motor.
Price is nice too.
I wasn't too sure what PRS set was in the Champion until I got the latest pricing from GO.
As I mentioned on our FB page, I reckon the GX-5R was GO's best 5+2 port design to date, even better than the GXII-5HRO - more bottom end and an all round stronger power band. Great for truggy as well as buggy.
With the updated UDP crankcase and stronger more compact cooling head, this re-incarnation of the GX-5R should be a cracker little motor.
Price is nice too.
The entire GX-R Series were great motors. The GX-7R was a storming buggy engine, with massive top end.
Definitely one of the best "buggy specific" motors we have ever sold. Very similar to the Werks B6 Pro with a smooth but super strong power band from start to finish.
I wonder if GO has a batch of 7R sleeves out back in the warehouse somewhere. Hmm ..........
Definitely one of the best "buggy specific" motors we have ever sold. Very similar to the Werks B6 Pro with a smooth but super strong power band from start to finish.
I wonder if GO has a batch of 7R sleeves out back in the warehouse somewhere. Hmm ..........
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IMHO, I would cough up a little more for a new GXII from Rex. Still at 75 bucks, no telling how the crank pin and the rest of the engine condition is. RW Mods has a smoking deal on the GO engines now.
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I guess you have to ask what your priorities are. Is having a GX-7R important to you? Will you mind if you have to pump money into to fix things? Maybe getting an engine already broken in important to you. I don't know; you'll have to figure all that out for yourself.
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From what you describe $75 isn't a bad price, but it does give me pause since you can get new GO's here in the US for not much more. I'd get it without pause at around the $50 to $60.
I guess you have to ask what your priorities are. Is having a GX-7R important to you? Will you mind if you have to pump money into to fix things? Maybe getting an engine already broken in important to you. I don't know; you'll have to figure all that out for yourself.
I guess you have to ask what your priorities are. Is having a GX-7R important to you? Will you mind if you have to pump money into to fix things? Maybe getting an engine already broken in important to you. I don't know; you'll have to figure all that out for yourself.
Im thinking the nitro stuff goes away for the winter and i focus on my brushless sct. Then in the spring ill go buy a new Rossi Bloody or P5.
Kinda strange question isnt it? Lol Its not terribly important to me to have a gx7r. Im partial to no company. If a company were to supply me with a motor with little cash out of pocket i may form some bias towards that company, if not id like the very best possible motor for my money.
Im thinking the nitro stuff goes away for the winter and i focus on my brushless sct. Then in the spring ill go buy a new Rossi Bloody or P5.
Im thinking the nitro stuff goes away for the winter and i focus on my brushless sct. Then in the spring ill go buy a new Rossi Bloody or P5.
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Even some of the not so well known motors are way overpriced imo....im not quite sure what makes a Virtus a $700 motor and thats a well known motor, what makes some Argus motors $300+ or GO? Arent half the motors out there SH?



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