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Old 12-03-2009 | 05:47 PM
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Hey Rex, do have an old carb body or a complete
used carb for him? Sounds like his carb slide is worn
bad and the lower carb sleeve is broken loose(death wiggle).
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Old 12-03-2009 | 05:55 PM
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Originally Posted by rageworks
Hey Rex, do have an old carb body or a complete
used carb for him? Sounds like his carb slide is worn
bad and the lower carb sleeve is broken loose(death wiggle).
I probably have an old carb body laying around. The Rb or Os carb he has will work fine.

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Old 12-03-2009 | 06:11 PM
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Yea, a few of my GO engines have burned a bit of
nitro with O.S. and Novarossi carbs on them. The
O.S. carb has a smoother power band and get a little
better run times compaired to the Novarossi which gives
more snap on the low end. The GRP carbs work on them
also.
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Old 12-04-2009 | 06:25 AM
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I am not sure what is going on here. I have been trying to access the new website that is pictured a few post up, but for some reason when I try to pull it up, I only see the new GX Series engines and banners on each side say Coming Soon.

Trey,
I am not sure what it is that I am doing wrong. I am trying to keep up with everything here, but the racing season is almost over here, and due to the holidays with family, there will be no more racing action for me this year.
I still want to be part of everything related as I fully beleive in this product. I still run my EB MODS 21 5 Ports but need a carb seal and 2 cylinder heads as my keep breaking the rings on the bottom.

Anyway, any help would be greatfully appericated.

James Carter
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Old 12-04-2009 | 07:46 AM
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The site is not done yet. That was just a sneek peak.
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Old 12-04-2009 | 09:37 AM
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Originally Posted by ochitone
I am not sure what is going on here. I have been trying to access the new website that is pictured a few post up, but for some reason when I try to pull it up, I only see the new GX Series engines and banners on each side say Coming Soon.

Trey,
I am not sure what it is that I am doing wrong. I am trying to keep up with everything here, but the racing season is almost over here, and due to the holidays with family, there will be no more racing action for me this year.
I still want to be part of everything related as I fully beleive in this product. I still run my EB MODS 21 5 Ports but need a carb seal and 2 cylinder heads as my keep breaking the rings on the bottom.

Anyway, any help would be greatfully appericated.

James Carter
which carb seal do you need? I'll have the GX exploded diagrams up this weekend (or at least provide links to them tonight). They will include part numbers. I'll add a GX5 cooling head to my incoming order... I still havent received confirmation that it has shipped, so I'm adding a few last minute things. I should be well stocked with this shipment.. at least for a couple of weeks. I'll plan on doing a refresh order on Jan 1st, depending on when this one reaches me.

Also, the site isnt up yet. I just wanted to show you guys what we are working on. I need to add some more content and some banners on the side, but the framework is done. most of the artwork is as well! Forums are installed too- just need to modify some of the categories, permissions, etc. We're close!
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Old 12-04-2009 | 09:41 AM
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Originally Posted by 22Racer
I've heard some of the early Go's had a different taper on the needle's and one hour was a big adjustment. If you haven't put new o-rings in the high and low speed I would do that first.

Rex
The GX ones are like this too. Puddin commented on it when he was tuning his GX7 (which is obscenely fast, by the way!). I'm supposed to be getting some prototype HSNs, but we'll see what they send me. I also ordered some tapered LSNs for more finite LS adjustment. That should be fun too!

From what it sounds like, his seals need replacement. You have the new seals in your shop, right?
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Old 12-04-2009 | 11:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Ruune
The GX ones are like this too. Puddin commented on it when he was tuning his GX7 (which is obscenely fast, by the way!). I'm supposed to be getting some prototype HSNs, but we'll see what they send me. I also ordered some tapered LSNs for more finite LS adjustment. That should be fun too!

From what it sounds like, his seals need replacement. You have the new seals in your shop, right?
Trey
Just be aware that the different LSN's require totally different tuning methods.
Unless your customers are aware of this they may struggle to get a good tune.
Do the GX motors you are bringing in now have the shorter LSN (as per previous models imported into the US like the Gen 5's and 5.5's), or did you opt for the standard longer needle carb ?
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Old 12-04-2009 | 12:39 PM
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I'm bringing in whatever the current standard HSN is. I'll verify what that is with the factory as soon as I can. I'm supposed to be getting prototypes of a new HSN, but that may have already gone to production. So... we'll see.
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Old 12-04-2009 | 01:07 PM
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Originally Posted by grizz1
Just be aware that the different LSN's require totally different tuning methods.
Unless your customers are aware of this they may struggle to get a good tune.
Do the GX motors you are bringing in now have the shorter LSN (as per previous models imported into the US like the Gen 5's and 5.5's), or did you opt for the standard longer needle carb ?

The Gx motors I have all have the short lsn. I had the Hsn out of a Gx and the taper looks similar to the 5.5, I will put it on the comparator on monday. The Gx does tune different and you need to make smaller adjustments.

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Old 12-04-2009 | 01:08 PM
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Originally Posted by 22Racer
The Gx motors I have all have the short lsn. I had the Hsn out of a Gx and the taper looks similar to the 5.5, I will put it on the comparator on monday. The Gx does tune different and you need to make smaller adjustments.

Rex

the GX we have here have the long LSN....
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Old 12-04-2009 | 01:16 PM
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the GX we have here have the long LSN....
My GX has the long LSN as well.
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Old 12-04-2009 | 01:28 PM
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Hmm - OK. I know the previous distributor in the US opted for a short LSN carb for the US motors, to fall into line with other brands on the market.
To the best of my knowledge the GO factory normally puts the longer tapered LSN (that stays in the spray bar up to full throttle) as a standard on their motors. All the motors distributed in the Sount Pacific have always come with the longer needle since it was introduced.
You can't tune a long needle carb in the same manner as a short needle one.
You will end up with massive lean bog. What happens is people normally end up with a way too lean HSN and a very rich LSN, along with an idle gap that is too big which masks the very rich bottom end. The motor will run "sort of" OK like this, but will get very hot at the end of a tank and never achieve full performance.
Check the needle situation out Trey, just in case you have a mixture of the two. You wouldn't want any customers being put off these great motors because of a little hiccup like that
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Old 12-04-2009 | 02:40 PM
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I am pretty sure all Go engine Usa motors have the short low speed needle. Maximo is in Canada and gets his motors from Fx I believe. I am not sure which motor motox 450 has but in his sig it has a MM motor listed which would mean it has the long needle.

I might give the long needle a try again next spring, most Usa customers had better luck with the shorter needle.


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Old 12-04-2009 | 05:12 PM
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Rex, I beleve that Neal (Maximo) told me that the
GX engines he got in came with the long low speed
needles. Also, I didn't know that you owned one of
those "Comparators". Man, you own some great tools.
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