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Old 07-03-2008 | 06:12 AM
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Originally Posted by vti-chris
No-one said GO are the best...but
-will last long if they would tune right yes
-perform great as long as you get the right one for your application should but yest the carbs suck so they dont run right
-and they do try to fix there problems with the carbs
Others throw it at the tunner/driver if something goes wrong with there engine...see "high end engine" own forums!! blame the tuner for not knowing how to tune a engine ass backwords

In off road a lot of things can go wrong...
-your air filter might go off
-a runaway

I don't even want to imagine this with a >$300 engine.
Do you want to discuss parts availability and cost...i don't think so.
RB/Novarossi rods are $50-$60
Picco-i saw somewhere they charged $78 for a rod.
yes other engines are expensive. i give the go engine credit for the engine itself my 5 port when it would hold a tune ran great it just wasn't enough for my liking. i shouldnt have to stop in a 5 minute qualifier because the carb wants to be a pile to temp the engine and change the tune because the carb is junk. i finished probably 3 qualifiers without having to mess with it other then that i spent more time stabbing the thing with a screwdriver to get the tune right. oh well if go ever figures out there carb issues and i dont have to tune the thing with the low end needle i might buy another one
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