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Old 08-18-2009 | 03:57 PM
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I would like to send a massive thank you to Mark at Massive Mods for all his help and support in helping me to come 3rd in the Penrith district nitro on road buggy championship,I have put in some photos(hopefully)of my buggy with the new mg66,but the buggy won the championship with a mm5 5 port, Was the fastest thing there, but I had trouble with setup.This ran over 13 rounds and points tallied over championship.
Thanks Mark, your the man
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Hey, well done Jamie

Nice looking ride mate. Those street bashing tyres look like they have a bit of wear on them Been doing a bit of roadside tuning eh
Go the trusty Stage 5 5 Port - now superceded by the MG66, but still one hell of a motor
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Old 08-18-2009 | 04:44 PM
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Thats what i thought to start with, but the inner filter was spotless so i wasnt quite sure how it would suck water in. It is one of the most likely causes though.

At least i have a few possible causes now, will give the engine the once over when i clean up the car.

Thanks for the help. MM can you PM me your email address, my desktop is out of action atm, and ur email is on there. Cheers.

the filter would have worked like a strainer , but some water would have sucked in .. best bet is to give it a good flush and rebuild , inspect there is no scoring on the piston and that alls ok inside ..

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Old 08-18-2009 | 04:44 PM
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Hi Grizz
I have to say a big thank you too all you guys on the forum that continually help everyone out, you guys have helped me to get the motor running right, and the tires are that way because I came 3rd in a onroad championship, those tires have seen 26 x 5 min races and a 10min final.And they still look alright.
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Old 08-18-2009 | 04:47 PM
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Hey Jamie ! that looks killer ! I love the on road buggy format ! its awesome !

Congrats bro ..

PS where did your brother place ?
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Old 08-18-2009 | 04:56 PM
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Yeah my brother has same buggy as me and he came 4th,would have done better but got taken out by other new drivers that are still learning, I think winning races is keeping out of everyone elses way???
But we (me and my bro) will get a photo of us together and sent it to you,to put in your massive mods, go tech hall of fame?
thanks mate,its guys like you that make us look good!!!!
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Old 08-18-2009 | 05:46 PM
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Originally Posted by crashman1
Hi Grizz
I have to say a big thank you too all you guys on the forum that continually help everyone out, you guys have helped me to get the motor running right, and the tires are that way because I came 3rd in a onroad championship, those tires have seen 26 x 5 min races and a 10min final.And they still look alright.
Thanks dude
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On-Road buggy racing - YAHOO. That must be so cool . Cable tie the shocks down to the arms and let her rip (probably not allowed I would imagine ).
Man those tyres are awesome if they look that good after the punishment thev'e had.
I gave some off road tyres a hard time around the car park when I was tuning my MM5 after break in a while ago, and they were completely destroyed in a tank They didn't like it at all.

Hi Mr Massive Who's a busy boy then ??? Great to see the 66's selling so well for you bro. You are DA MAN.
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Old 08-19-2009 | 03:11 PM
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hey Shane

yes im impressed with the popularity of the engine and im particularly happy with the feedback im getting from the users.

Ive run in a few for clients this week and they are sooo much easier than before !

You gotta get one one day soon man would love to hear what you think of it

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Old 08-19-2009 | 10:26 PM
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hey Shane

yes im impressed with the popularity of the engine and im particularly happy with the feedback im getting from the users.

Ive run in a few for clients this week and they are sooo much easier than before !

You gotta get one one day soon man would love to hear what you think of it

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Hmm, yes it's all very tempting.
My MM5 5 Port is such a sweet motor - but I tend to keep it for bigger events. I would like to run it all the time as my club motor, and get another hard out MMods motor for special occasions. Now that the 66's are out there, what to get is a bit of a no brainer really
I have decided recently that off-road is my thing (as opposed to on-road), and is what I want to concentrate on full time.
This means I need to loose an on-road toy or two, and free up some RC funds. Then it will be Answer Ceramics for the MM5 Port, and my name will probably go on the list for one of the next batch of 66's that become available.
See boys, I told you I wouldn't be able to hold out for very long

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Old 08-20-2009 | 12:20 AM
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HAY GRIZZ GOOD TO HEAR MATE I HAVE JUST BEEN FLAT OUT WITH OFF ROAD IM THINKING OF DROPPING ONE OF THE OFF ROAD AND JUST CONCENTRATE ON THE ONE CLASS RUNNING 2 CARS AT A EVENT IS A PAIN IN THE A$$ IM I HAVE BEEN RUNNING BUGGY FOR A LONG TIME AND IM THINKING OF JUST STAYING WITH TRUGGY NOW DAYS , ALOT MORE FUN TO DRIVE IMO I CERTAINLY WONT BE GETTING ANY MORE MOTORS AS I HAVE 4 NOW IM THINKING THATS ENOUGH
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Old 08-20-2009 | 12:58 AM
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Yeah, running two classes is a pain. I tried it for a few months when I started racing seriously. Just not enough time between heats on club days to run your cars properly. Do one, and do it right
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Old 08-20-2009 | 03:02 AM
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Hmm, yes it's all very tempting.
My MM5 5 Port is such a sweet motor - but I tend to keep it for bigger events. I would like to run it all the time as my club motor, and get another hard out MMods motor for special occasions. Now that the 66's are out there, what to get is a bit of a no brainer really
I have decided recently that off-road is my thing (as opposed to on-road), and is what I want to concentrate on full time.
This means I need to loose an on-road toy or two, and free up some RC funds. Then it will be Answer Ceramics for the MM5 Port, and my name will probably go on the list for one of the next batch of 66's that become available.
See boys, I told you I wouldn't be able to hold out for very long
lol on ya grizz the mg rocks u just cant just have one lol
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Old 08-20-2009 | 03:29 AM
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He he - Yes, I am a salesman's dream customer I'm afraid. I just can't help myself when it comes to really nicely engineered stuff, even if I don't really need it. It's a disease you know and these 1/8 buggies and micro engines are sooooo cool
Plus as you get a bit older you realise we are here for a good time, not a long time - so just do it
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Old 08-20-2009 | 11:58 PM
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You think your a salespersons dream customer Grizz... In the last week,
Motorbike... tick
DX3S... tick
Losi 8ight-T 2.0... tick
and then there was the question of power plant, MG66 and 2072... tick
My poor old bank account now has much less financial strength, my ability in self control is made of fail. Oh well, at least I'll have a lot of fun.
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Old 08-21-2009 | 01:09 AM
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Yeah - that's what I'm talking about Love your work
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Old 08-21-2009 | 08:45 PM
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Ata boy Shane i knew you would come around .. when i saw you post that you wont be getting one i chuckled under my breath .. Im really keen to hear how you like it !

By all reports so far people have been happy. most common praise is for the Easy run in
Easier to tune
And nice to drive.

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