That will be like trying to look up parts or something else on the go engine usa site.

the go engine usa site is NOT A RETAIL site....why do you guys keep hinting that that site sucks for buying stuff....TREY IS AN IMPORTER not RETAIL or DEALER....thats why he keeps saying buy from dealers..........if you go to your local hobby shop and tell them you want to buy ANYTHING GO related and they can order it directly through trey.....how hard is that.....plus Nitro-North.com has all the parts and motors if you want to purchase online.....it is really hard to take care of ALL of us in the US bieng a 1 MAN SHOW!....Keep up the hard work Trey

I have the exploded view of every engine I've ever bought.

GX PDFs will be on my site within 48 hrs.

Moto

Matt i do get my parts from you.
It,s just he is always saying the site is going to be updated with this and that and it doesn't happen. I think that makes for bad business ethics. If he is not going to maintain the site then he should let someone else do it. It's not that hard to do, Importer or not he has the site. I also have the PDFs but i know other people that don't.
I go to the NZ. site to get my info.

it is being done as we speek....

Gx PDF's will be on the Go-Engine-Usa.com site tonight aswell

YOU GO GIRL!!

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Quick question here:

i am looking to replace the front bearing from a 5 port silver head(previous generation). Its pooring fuel from the front even if i am still undone with the break in. What the size of that bearing?

Thanks

Here Is the bearing you want.

Thanks for the fast response but i leave in Canada so they cant ship to my door so i would need the size

Thanks

7x19x6 mm.

Check with Neal or John at Clockworks Racing Engines. He's a Canadian engine modder. I'm sure he stocks that size bearing.

Contact Neal @ 204-487-3241



Moto

Thanks

Guys we are working very hard to update our dealers for 2011. It is not a fast process but headway is being made. thank you for your continued support of the Go engine brand.

If anyone has a local hobby shop interested in carrying the GO brand please have them email me and I will respond to them within 24 hours.
[email protected]

i would finish the breakin and tune it before changing out the bearing. it may just be normal seepage. i can't remember the last time i had a dry front bearing on any motor.