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donut92673 07-06-2009 07:14 PM

nothin wrong with a go tech.trust me:sneaky:

i cant wait to race you with that new engine bob.

megasaxon 07-06-2009 07:18 PM


Originally Posted by PowerHouse (Post 6032380)
:lol: Close, I sent him a Sirio MX28 STI. Might as well send him an Axial for crying out loud;) Just bustin chops Bobbo. I am very interested to see that thing go BOOM!! I mean go fast:rolleyes:

LMAO


Originally Posted by donut92673 (Post 6032559)
nothin wrong with a go tech.trust me:sneaky:

i cant wait to race you with that new engine bob.

Meh, i'm just not a fan. I just don't think that being forced to change out the conrod ever 2-3 gallons is worth it. Especially when i've seen/heard of Novarossi's, OS's, GRP's etc go 10 gallons with 1 rod...

TVMRocket69 07-06-2009 08:46 PM

Hopefully this turd will swing my rear with ease :lol::lol:

coldfusionfuel1 07-07-2009 05:30 AM

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Frank L 07-07-2009 06:07 AM


Originally Posted by coldfusionfuel1 (Post 6034560)
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Hey Vernon did you het my email?

coldfusionfuel1 07-07-2009 12:18 PM

thanks Frank!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
looks great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Gearhead racer 07-07-2009 01:40 PM


Originally Posted by TVMRocket69 (Post 6033124)
Hopefully this turd will swing my rear with ease :lol::lol:

:lol:

brian kadow 07-07-2009 02:29 PM

Great job Trey & Vern!

coldfusionfuel1 07-07-2009 03:07 PM

Good Luck at the Nationals Brian!!!!!!

Gearhead racer 07-07-2009 04:42 PM

Whats the oil percentage of synthetic versus Castor oil in the Majic Formula??

Tyler

Frank L 07-07-2009 04:48 PM


Originally Posted by Gearhead racer (Post 6036925)
Whats the oil percentage of synthetic versus Castor oil in the Majic Formula??

Tyler


Be careful those are company secrets. The magic blend is 30% nitro and 11% oil. And I can swear that it has some magic in it too. Vernon says no, but I still think it does. :cool:

Gearhead racer 07-07-2009 04:54 PM


Originally Posted by Frank L (Post 6036950)
Be careful those are company secrets. The magic blend is 30% nitro and 11% oil. And I can swear that it has some magic in it too. Vernon says no, but I still think it does. :cool:

Well someone ask me about it, just wondering how much Castor is in the fuel. Compared to another company which runs full synthetic or sythetic/ castor mix.
ooh, got it:sneaky:. I'm with you, there is something magical in the
majic formula.:nod:

Tyler

Vajn8r 07-07-2009 08:59 PM

From what i hear it is best to run a small amount of caster in your fuel as well as synthetic.
Synthetic is to lubricate the engine whilst it is running and such.
But caster oil is used for if you lean your engine out too much thats when caster actually breaks down and works otherwise it doesn't.
It saves the engine from too much damage.

Well thats what i think.
But im sure someone will say different if i am wrong about this.

PowerHouse 07-07-2009 11:39 PM

I'm no oil expert but I think the castor oil is needed to keep operating temps down. The synthetic oil provides great lubrication but also breaks down and burns off alot faster. The Castor oil has alot more tolerance to heat and pressure and will remain on the metals during the combustion process. If a fuel did not have Castor in it, the engine would overheat and fail from friction.

malik 07-08-2009 06:27 AM

Hey mark cant find your mod thread anywhere even with the search just wanted to say that I broke it in and its awesome I was getting over 10 mins on the break in tanks LOL SUPER RICH. Go's are good $18 to swap a rod what the hell and its not mandatory some people dont do it. I do it once after break in but on this 3 port I just did I wont because they changed how tight they are out of the box. For break in on the newest versions so if you heat them up for a while I see no need to swap rods. But on any mill you should still take them apart here and there and check for slop.


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