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inferno13 05-02-2011 08:09 AM


Originally Posted by Ruune (Post 9049511)
what plugs? I've found that OS P3 and odonnel 97T (or whatever their hot plug is) work best for me. This is with powermaster 30%, using one aluminum and one copper shim.

using the 97t (med plug) the 77t is hot. i tryed both and kept smokin them after about 5 minutes run time.

grizz1 05-02-2011 02:43 PM


Originally Posted by inferno13 (Post 9049526)
using the 97t (med plug) the 77t is hot. i tryed both and kept smokin them after about 5 minutes run time.

inferno - if your only running 20% and have the extra .2mm shim in your motor will be suffering some. The compression will be way too low for 20% fuel.
The Taiwanese motors like the higher nitro contents, so switch to the 30%, drop the run-in shim and go with the standard .5mm of shims that the motor came with.
Once run-in they don't like running with the extra shim - especially only on 20%. I think this will solve your problems.

22Racer 05-02-2011 03:00 PM


Originally Posted by inferno13 (Post 9045664)
well,.....not a good day today with the GX5R, flame outs all day!! smoke'in plugs all days, put the OS speed in and snapped a conrod:rolleyes:, dint have a extra rod for the OS, so measured up and compared the two, and hmmm..........threw a GO GX5R conrod in the OS SPEED and ran perfect all day, so if any one tells you the GO rod does not fit the OS speed, they are lying:lol:

Os Rods are a different length but I guess it will still run.

Rex

inferno13 05-02-2011 03:56 PM


Originally Posted by 22Racer (Post 9051137)
Os Rods are a different length but I guess it will still run.

Rex

LOL, i measured them and they where exact, i dont care for OS to much, but with GO parts in them they run great....:lol:

inferno13 05-02-2011 03:59 PM


Originally Posted by grizz1 (Post 9051063)
inferno - if your only running 20% and have the extra .2mm shim in your motor will be suffering some. The compression will be way too low for 20% fuel.
The Taiwanese motors like the higher nitro contents, so switch to the 30%, drop the run-in shim and go with the standard .5mm of shims that the motor came with.
Once run-in they don't like running with the extra shim - especially only on 20%. I think this will solve your problems.

today i changed the front bearing, left the break in shim out and switched to 30% nitro, engine run through a hole tank with no flame outs but takes forever to get it started, it fires but wont start, i have to keep at it for a good 3 to 4 minutes then BAM it takes off:confused:

rider313 05-02-2011 04:59 PM


Originally Posted by inferno13 (Post 9051418)
LOL, i measured them and they where exact, i dont care for OS to much, but with GO parts in them they run great....:lol:

Did you go center of the holes? Funny it worked for ya tho.

inferno13 05-02-2011 06:00 PM


Originally Posted by rider313 (Post 9051728)
Did you go center of the holes? Funny it worked for ya tho.

held them up side by side, length was the same and holes lined up perfectly, ran 6 tanks threw it and ran flawless.

smedly 05-02-2011 06:24 PM

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Pics as promised.


Originally Posted by smedly (Post 9046358)
I wanted to let ya'll know that GO-Engines made two podiums today!

Qualifed 2nd A-main buggy, finished 2nd running the GX-7R.

TQ'd truggy, finished 3rd running the New GXII-5R. :nod:

I'll post pics later today or tomorrow after work.

GO-Engines ROCK!!!!!!:cool:


inferno13 05-02-2011 07:05 PM

cant even get the gx5r to start now:flaming:, fires but wont start, have changed plugs 10 times, fully charged igniter, how frustrating!!

motomatt 05-02-2011 08:16 PM


Originally Posted by smedly (Post 9052185)
Pics as promised.

Is it just me?
You don't LOOK like a "Smedly" http://i1128.photobucket.com/albums/...on_JR/eek1.gifhttp://i1128.photobucket.com/albums/...n_JR/w00t1.gif

smedly 05-02-2011 09:08 PM

You don't think I look like a flat meadow?:D


Originally Posted by motomatt (Post 9052836)


Ruune 05-02-2011 10:18 PM


Originally Posted by inferno13 (Post 9052421)
cant even get the gx5r to start now:flaming:, fires but wont start, have changed plugs 10 times, fully charged igniter, how frustrating!!

have you put a plug in the ignitor, outside the engine to make sure that it's glowing?

Is there fuel in your fuel line?

how much pinch do you have at the top of your cylinder?

jnc011994 05-03-2011 01:41 AM


Originally Posted by grizz1 (Post 9048779)
I ran the 6.5mm venturi this weekend just gone, and the motor had power for Africa. Plenty of top end, and bottom end to lift the wheels if you got to heavy on the gas :). Motor reached the 50 tank mark on Sunday.
You won't get super economy with only 15 tanks through, but you might be able to crack 9 minutes (dependant on driving style and track size). 10 min might be pushing it a bit too lean with that limited amount of fuel through.
I put a reasonable race tune on my HO at the 15 tank mark, and it was more than happy to go along for the ride.

hi grizz, thanks for the tip. Will put the 6.5mm venturi even if its still at 15 tanks. Will try to get more tanks this weekend.

here is the track i'm planning to race this coming Saturday. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Lusn...layer_embedded

Thanks,

grizz1 05-03-2011 02:06 AM


Originally Posted by jnc011994 (Post 9053866)
hi grizz, thanks for the tip. Will put the 6.5mm venturi even if its still at 15 tanks. Will try to get more tanks this weekend.

here is the track i'm planning to race this coming Saturday. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Lusn...layer_embedded

Thanks,

See pic on other forum of the 808 lifting the wheels with the 6.5 restrictor.
You will have no worries with power I promise. The only thing you may sacrifice with the smaller restrictor is a tiny bit of top end, but I didn't notice any lack of push at the top, and the track I was running was fast and open in a lot of places.

Nice looking track in the clip :nod: Wish I was racing there :tire:

jnc011994 05-03-2011 02:45 AM


Originally Posted by grizz1 (Post 9053912)
See pic on other forum of the 808 lifting the wheels with the 6.5 restrictor.
You will have no worries with power I promise. The only thing you may sacrifice with the smaller restrictor is a tiny bit of top end, but I didn't notice any lack of push at the top, and the track I was running was fast and open in a lot of places.

Nice looking track in the clip :nod: Wish I was racing there :tire:

thanks.. yup very nice track, its a newer layout so will try to have practice run. will check the 808 forum.. :)

Thanks,


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