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Originally Posted by inferno13
(Post 10030476)
the only bad batch i know of are the ones tower was selling for a 1.00. Glad i dint buy any
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Originally Posted by stallen50
(Post 10032402)
i bought 50 of them with no problems yet. i havent had one blow yet.
RC retailers here bought heaps of those plugs (like around 1500 or so combined), and no complaints from any customers. The 97T rules supreme here !!! :D |
Originally Posted by grizz1
(Post 10033154)
+1 on that.
RC retailers here bought heaps of those plugs (like around 1500 or so combined), and no complaints from any customers. The 97T rules supreme here !!! :D |
Originally Posted by SNOOKS
(Post 10038881)
+2; at the moment, 37 degrees C, 84% humidity, and the 97T still keeping tune. Have also run them in a Nova Rossi Buggy 4 Factory Tuned, and no problems.
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where can i get the best deal on a motor pipe combo for a 1/8 scale buggy?
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Originally Posted by jay13111
(Post 10042772)
where can i get the best deal on a motor pipe combo for a 1/8 scale buggy?
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Carby supply
Originally Posted by grizz1
(Post 10039339)
Hmm - that's a little uncomfortably warm and sticky Snooks, but I guess you are used to it huh. Did you track down any 3 needles over your way ?
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Originally Posted by grizz1
(Post 10039339)
Hmm - that's a little uncomfortably warm and sticky Snooks, but I guess you are used to it huh. Did you track down any 3 needles over your way ?
you have a PM. Thanks |
I have the Go GX11-5RHO, done about 3ltrs of fuel and since new it seems to leak fuel behind the flywheel, every time I pull the motor out there's wet dirt behind the flywheel on the block.
Any sugestions as to what might cause this leak, also since new its been a bit temperamental to tune, I thinking this leak has something to do with the tuning issues. Is there any problem that can occur tighting down the flywheel, a guy that knows alot about Go engines mention when tighting down the flywheel to take out the freeplay when pushing on the flywheel collar. Any help appreciated. |
Mine was the same way. I took the seal out of a front bearing I had replaced and installed it into the bearing that was in the gx engine. solved problem. They only have 1 seal[outer] 2 seals worked for me. Or just get a new bearing with double seals.
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all mine did the same thing, when running rich some of the extra fuel is forced through the front bearing, that may be your tuning issue. i replaced front bearings after break in (well, i dint, sent them in) and have no problems since.
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most times the fuel can leak if the engine just sits with fuel in it...if the bearing isn't spinning it isn't making a seal....when the bearing is spinning it creates the seal ...the rubber shields are just to keep dust and dirt out of the bearing, they do nothing to really "seal "the engine
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Originally Posted by Nitro Tiger
(Post 10060327)
I have the Go GX11-5RHO, done about 3ltrs of fuel and since new it seems to leak fuel behind the flywheel, every time I pull the motor out there's wet dirt behind the flywheel on the block.
Any sugestions as to what might cause this leak, also since new its been a bit temperamental to tune, I thinking this leak has something to do with the tuning issues. Is there any problem that can occur tighting down the flywheel, a guy that knows alot about Go engines mention when tighting down the flywheel to take out the freeplay when pushing on the flywheel collar. Any help appreciated. With the collett, it should pull the crank up tight against the main bearing as you tighten the clutch nut, but it is good practice to remove the back plate and actually push the crank and hold it against the main bearing while you push on the collet and nip it up. This alleviates any chance of crankshaft movement, and the con rod scraping on the back plate during operation. |
Have you guys got the 3 needle carbs in the US yet ?
Interested to hear some feedback. |
Originally Posted by grizz1
(Post 10082210)
Have you guys got the 3 needle carbs in the US yet ?
Interested to hear some feedback. |
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