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Old 05-10-2007, 03:23 PM
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Yeah Some times they stick together . We are finding that with a Turbo head button to use between .5 and .7 head shimming works really well.
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bit early for you ain't it Massive
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Soon I will be getting a GO Tech 7+2p Modified motor. After breaking it in, is it a good idea to replace the bearings with ceramic Bearings and should I do both front and rear?
Also should I replace the Rod as well? And how long should I wait to do this?

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Old 05-11-2007, 09:12 AM
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Originally Posted by dido41
Soon I will be getting a GO Tech 7+2p Modified motor. After breaking it in, is it a good idea to replace the bearings with ceramic Bearings and should I do both front and rear?
Also should I replace the Rod as well? And how long should I wait to do this?

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If I were you I would get the ceramic bearings installed when you have the engine modded. None of the guys I know have problems with the rods. I know it will put less strain on the rod if you heat the engine up before starting when running in..
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Old 05-11-2007, 08:02 PM
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Originally Posted by MassiveMods
Yeah Some times they stick together . We are finding that with a Turbo head button to use between .5 and .7 head shimming works really well.
that sounds like 1 silver and 1 or 2 copper shims Mark, am i guessing right?
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Old 05-13-2007, 05:59 AM
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i am thinking on getting a losi 8ight truggy. my question is, will the
GO Tech .21 7+2p Modified motor i am getting be enough to run this truggy
and keep up with the pack.

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Old 05-13-2007, 07:58 AM
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Originally Posted by dido41
i am thinking on getting a losi 8ight truggy. my question is, will the
GO Tech .21 7+2p Modified motor i am getting be enough to run this truggy
and keep up with the pack.

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Personally i would go for the 5 port in a truggy, but im sure a modded 7p will be ample in the losi8. This is the first engine ive had to find ways to reduce the power!!!! Look through this thread im sure you will find plenty of praise on this engine!!
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Old 05-13-2007, 09:51 AM
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Any chance of a .21 on-road engine comming?
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Old 05-13-2007, 03:57 PM
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Mark from Massive Mods has something to do with designing the on road version . We wait in anticipation .......
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Old 05-13-2007, 10:15 PM
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Yeah you have the proto type ! how is it going by the way ?

And re Ceramics , Im sticking with the standard ones.. I really like the Go Tech bearings. Ive never personally liked Ceramics in engines.
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Old 05-13-2007, 11:43 PM
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I haven't got it , Dibbo's got it . He reckons it's going just fine . He hasn't lent it out too much yet but it's still as quick as almost everything out there . I didn't go yesterday 'cos of the whole mother's day thing so I didn't see but I'm hearing good things .

How far off is the production model ?
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Old 05-14-2007, 01:30 AM
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the production model is way off ! you can however get prototypes from us , you may want to swap the head out for a Nova or OS as the original one is a litle large for on road...

here is my results from the NSW Tryggy Titles

Hi I would like to up date findings on the Go Tech 7 port as a result of the NSW titles. Firstly a Congratulations to Mr Steve Toon for driving way beyond expectation with his New Super Truggy finishing 8th in the A main ! That thing was hooked up very nice indeed. It was a shame he had a rear wheel fall off and a steering servo fail . In the early stages of the final Steve had the big guns a little worried i think leading for the first 5 laps .. It will be interesting to watch Steves progress in the near future.

ok so what id like to offer here is some tuning advise for the Go Tech carb The engine we are referring to the following combo

Go 7 port
HN 2047 pipe
HB 444 fuel
P3 plug
Turbo Head
0.65 shimming

In tuning the engine we found we could squeeze 13 mins 15 seconds out of a tank that officially weighed in at 147 ml

What we found the best way to tune the engine was to lean off the HSN till it choked on the box then back it off 1/4 ( richen ) then lean LSN to get a 3 second kill when squeezing the fuel tube. Then adjust the idle failrly low .

IMPORTANT please note we did this after running the motor in, so it had close to 2 litres through it before comp tuning ...

Cold start the engine seemed rich but after 2 laps it was right on.

Here you have a starting point. we found that at 2/3 of a tank down the engine may lose power if too lean we richened it 1/8 at a time on HSN till the power came back.

please note that this tuning will work with the above combo. Changing any one of these will vary the tune of course so keep that in mind . Also please note that this is a comp tune, if you were to run the motor for recreational purposes you should run it a little richer but not too much.

Hope this helps when tuning your Go Motor !

Cheers MM

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Old 05-14-2007, 04:16 AM
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What runtimes do you all get from your go engines...5 port mostly??!!
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Old 05-14-2007, 06:20 PM
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I was getting 8.45 out of mine on a 125 ml tank . Still going to squeeze it more for this weekend. Im also lowering the deck height to .6
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Old 05-20-2007, 09:27 AM
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before i start to break in the motor, does the carb settings need to be changed or does it come with the breakin setting already
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