Go-Tech Engines Thread
#8356
Thanks for the info Giz. Sounds like it's all it's cracked up to be 
Good info on the clutch set up too. What you said about the 7 Port with the 3 x 1.1 springs is spot on. It does sort of wind up a bit before things happen, but with all 1.0's on a grippy track it's bog city. What you have might be the perfect set up for my home tracks, I will give it a try (although the 7 will be relegated to my hooning / practice motor soon
).
The MG66 power band sounds similar to the Stage 5 5 Port, but with a lot more on tap if required I'm thinking. Being similar, you might like to experiment with 3 x alloy shoes with 2 x 1.1 springs and 1 x 1.0 spring. This works a treat on my Stage 5. I ran all 1.0 springs with alloy shoes for a while on the 5, but the two 1.1 springs just give it a bit more snap without getting it out of shape. I'm guessing the extra power of the MG66 might dictate the use of the 3 x 1.0 springs that you have installed however
. Worth a try though, but you might have trouble keeping the front down - he he he.

Good info on the clutch set up too. What you said about the 7 Port with the 3 x 1.1 springs is spot on. It does sort of wind up a bit before things happen, but with all 1.0's on a grippy track it's bog city. What you have might be the perfect set up for my home tracks, I will give it a try (although the 7 will be relegated to my hooning / practice motor soon
).The MG66 power band sounds similar to the Stage 5 5 Port, but with a lot more on tap if required I'm thinking. Being similar, you might like to experiment with 3 x alloy shoes with 2 x 1.1 springs and 1 x 1.0 spring. This works a treat on my Stage 5. I ran all 1.0 springs with alloy shoes for a while on the 5, but the two 1.1 springs just give it a bit more snap without getting it out of shape. I'm guessing the extra power of the MG66 might dictate the use of the 3 x 1.0 springs that you have installed however
. Worth a try though, but you might have trouble keeping the front down - he he he.
Last edited by grizz1; 08-21-2009 at 08:59 PM.
#8357
giz it seems you are having a good time running your new motor in
i run all my motors in this way now start her up let it settle drop it sraight on to the ground figure 8 7-8 tanks then start a race tune : this has worked for me quiet well and has been succesful
i run all my motors in this way now start her up let it settle drop it sraight on to the ground figure 8 7-8 tanks then start a race tune : this has worked for me quiet well and has been succesful
#8358
Hey Matt
Have you run the GX 5 Yet ? Curious if you notice any changes in the carb ..
M
#8360
I'm thinking it has the slightly shorter LSN. Guys who have been running the longer taper LSN (like most of us "down under") will probably find a slight change in the tuning required from what we have been used to.
Maybe something else Massive has up his sleeve, but I think that's what he's getting at
Maybe something else Massive has up his sleeve, but I think that's what he's getting at
#8362
FX Racing Hobby Inc. is the Canadian distributor of Go Engine and they have all parts in stock.
www.fxrhobby.com/blog
If it may help you !
Last edited by sgtfiero; 08-22-2009 at 09:45 AM.
#8363
Here in Canada, there is no problem to get Go Engine parts and New Go Xtreme Engines Offroad 2009 from FX Racing Hobby Inc. ( www.fxrhobby.com ) and some Canadian dealers.
FX Racing Hobby Inc. is the Canadian distributor of Go Engine and they have all parts in stock.
www.fxrhobby.com/blog
If it may help you !

FX Racing Hobby Inc. is the Canadian distributor of Go Engine and they have all parts in stock.
www.fxrhobby.com/blog
If it may help you !

I am excited about the new motors - be nice if we had local resources to get'em.
#8364
Some enquiries have been sent to FX Racing Hobby Inc. from American customers.
After discussion with Go Engine Manufacturer earlier this week, FX Racing Hobby Inc. will supply in Go Parts and Engines to clients from USA until the USA Distributor be back in business.
Hope it will secure GO Engine customers
New GO Parts and Engines are available in North America.

If you don't see the part you're looking for on the web site, send us an email, we probably have it in stock !
Best regards,
Pierre
Pierre Barbeau
FX Racing Team
FX Racing Hobby Inc.
[email protected]
www.fxrhobby.com
514-346-9570
After discussion with Go Engine Manufacturer earlier this week, FX Racing Hobby Inc. will supply in Go Parts and Engines to clients from USA until the USA Distributor be back in business.
Hope it will secure GO Engine customers

New GO Parts and Engines are available in North America.

If you don't see the part you're looking for on the web site, send us an email, we probably have it in stock !
Best regards,
Pierre
Pierre Barbeau
FX Racing Team
FX Racing Hobby Inc.
[email protected]
www.fxrhobby.com
514-346-9570
Last edited by sgtfiero; 08-22-2009 at 01:30 PM.
#8365
Well boys..10 tanks through the MG66 so far and this thing is an animal..pulls the lighter clutch spring and higher gearing without a hitch..smoooooth down below and screams at the top..best of all worlds and I haven't even begun to lean it yet..I am just in LOVE with this motor..tomorrow is forecast sunny and 28ºC and i'm being paid and fed to run in the motor all day and generally be a hooligan...F.A.B mr tracy!!!!
#8366
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Joined: Jan 2009
Posts: 476
I'm about to finish break-in of my Caster MK2, and just started tuning it.
Whats the general rule with this mill, lean on bottom and rich on top?
I really havent done much with HSN, did not take much at all, it screams with a nice trail of smoke. Bottom end on the other hand hesitates.
The Caster MK2 are supposed to be basically the same as the GO 5-port.
The bottom sounds nagging, like it should be on the lean side, but my attemt to rich it just made it worse. Temp doesent indicate lean setting either.
It idles great, and responds fine, but seems to lack some power.
I'm running it with Dynamite 086, would JP2/4 be a better alternative or should I rather go for a torque pipe, like the Nova 9901?
Whats the general rule with this mill, lean on bottom and rich on top?
I really havent done much with HSN, did not take much at all, it screams with a nice trail of smoke. Bottom end on the other hand hesitates.
The Caster MK2 are supposed to be basically the same as the GO 5-port.
The bottom sounds nagging, like it should be on the lean side, but my attemt to rich it just made it worse. Temp doesent indicate lean setting either.
It idles great, and responds fine, but seems to lack some power.
I'm running it with Dynamite 086, would JP2/4 be a better alternative or should I rather go for a torque pipe, like the Nova 9901?
#8367
Well boys..10 tanks through the MG66 so far and this thing is an animal..pulls the lighter clutch spring and higher gearing without a hitch..smoooooth down below and screams at the top..best of all worlds and I haven't even begun to lean it yet..I am just in LOVE with this motor..tomorrow is forecast sunny and 28ºC and i'm being paid and fed to run in the motor all day and generally be a hooligan...F.A.B mr tracy!!!!
Glad to hear the motor is what we expected. It sounds like a real beauty.I'm about to finish break-in of my Caster MK2, and just started tuning it.
Whats the general rule with this mill, lean on bottom and rich on top?
I really havent done much with HSN, did not take much at all, it screams with a nice trail of smoke. Bottom end on the other hand hesitates.
The Caster MK2 are supposed to be basically the same as the GO 5-port.
The bottom sounds nagging, like it should be on the lean side, but my attemt to rich it just made it worse. Temp doesent indicate lean setting either.
It idles great, and responds fine, but seems to lack some power.
I'm running it with Dynamite 086, would JP2/4 be a better alternative or should I rather go for a torque pipe, like the Nova 9901?
Whats the general rule with this mill, lean on bottom and rich on top?
I really havent done much with HSN, did not take much at all, it screams with a nice trail of smoke. Bottom end on the other hand hesitates.
The Caster MK2 are supposed to be basically the same as the GO 5-port.
The bottom sounds nagging, like it should be on the lean side, but my attemt to rich it just made it worse. Temp doesent indicate lean setting either.
It idles great, and responds fine, but seems to lack some power.
I'm running it with Dynamite 086, would JP2/4 be a better alternative or should I rather go for a torque pipe, like the Nova 9901?
Generally the GO's like a fairly rich top and a little leaner bottom, but that will depend on what low speed needle you have. I would suspect you have a standard low speed needle, so you could run the top end a little leaner then the GO's perhaps. If it's only new and you don't have that many tanks through it, it will still be tight. This pinch will sap a bit of performance. Don't lean it too much trying to get it to perform until the pinch eases, or you will possibly do some damage. On the GO 5 Ports (gen 4 and 5) the metal pinch is with the motor until 1.5 - 2 gal. Your motor may be a little different, but I think you will find it will still be tight and this is what is causing it to seem sluggish. Be patient with it. It will loosen up all of a sudden and then run great.
What clutch springs are you running. It's not loading up too early and getting a little boggy ??
The Dynamite 086 should be sweet. The 5 Ports run great on the 086. The other pipes I would recommend in order of preference would be the new GO 2072, or the GO 0801 (both have longer headers than the 086). The JP pipes don't work too well on the GO's, so they would be the same on the Castor I would think. They are a bit flat, and economy is not great.
#8369
#8370
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 3,323
From: Erie Pa.
I dont see where nobody cant get nothing here I can and ask 22racer where he gets his stuff from? Racefactorindustries is here and not gone it basically was to supply hobby shops. And Russell does have the GX line coming in he just likes to have all old stuf out before he brings in new. I can understand that myself as I have my own buisness and hate having 1 or 2 of the "old" thing on the shelf because its hard to get rid of. Thats all just be patient and all will be well. Trust me I want a GX5 too but I can wait.



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