Go-Tech Engines Thread
The modified gen 5 was one of the quickest engiens id ever seen, its what i based the MG on .. I remember modding one for Brendan Mock from Mock Motorsports in Vic and he was impressed.
Good to see things are still going ok with the engines & yourself Mark, I couldn't seem to find any info about what was happening & had no reply to email either when chasing another Godzilla, a couple of others I asked couldn't tell me much either so it was looking like you had dissapeared.
CCZJORDAN, if you want an older style GO Engine (that really GOes) then check out Marks Godzilla & MG66 engines on the NAA website. (think they are GX5R but not quite sure)
Here's a link to the Godzilla engine.
http://nitroaddictsaustralia.com/ind...dzilla-21.html
CCZJORDAN, if you want an older style GO Engine (that really GOes) then check out Marks Godzilla & MG66 engines on the NAA website. (think they are GX5R but not quite sure)
Here's a link to the Godzilla engine.
http://nitroaddictsaustralia.com/ind...dzilla-21.html
thanks brother ! the MG and Godzilla are now both gen 8 so they are all new up to date revisions. I based the MG on the Gen 5 silver head which i really liked, i modified hundreds of them and decided to make it a 6 port by adding a third bybass / induction port and using the mechanical movement of the engine to induce a vortex or venturi effect which atomised and sprayed the fuel into the cylinder evenly. If you look at the top of the piston on an MG after say 10 litres compared to any standard engine you will notice a difference in the carbon pattern. This shows the fuel is distributed differently as a result of the sleeve design.
Thats predominantly where the MG gets its power and awesome economy.
The engine i would love to release is the GMO which i developed while i was taking time off. Thats the modified Godzilla ( yes its a modified engine thats modified )
maybe late next year ... hmmm we will see.
Here's a short vid of the Godzilla in my JQ Yellow Edition, not the best surface for traction but was just testing as it had been sitting for a few months but fired up easily & didn't take much at all to get it going alright, still need to fine tune though. Using the 2072 pipe.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3uR...1_e3ugHGUpa6nA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3uR...1_e3ugHGUpa6nA
The Werks 2058 is a good option with good overall power, slightly less bottom end than the 2072 & a good top end as well, works on most engines & is good on the GO engines, also provides good fuel economy. (read about 2058 in this thread, haven't used it myself but would like to try it)
Not really sure about power band of the 2103, if it was similar to the 2058 then it would be alright.


From what you told me about the GMO it sounds like it would be one wild engine. Would make a truggy get up & boogy.
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