Go-Tech Engines Thread
just ran the mg66rr hand prep and breakin by massive mod on my mbx6t with asend clutch... 1 word.. sWEET!!! More top end then the go.25 and bottom end is a blast! Felt like my go .25 engine. Best money ever paid so far.... Thank u all for such a excellent engine. I bet it flys on a buggy! I could chase a xray 808 on nova toro anytime. Rreally good stuff and i'm impressed.
I purchased a non GX 3 port race last season and I have been having troubles with the low end since. When the motor heats up, the bottom end gets real soft almost like a broken clutch spring. I've replaced the whole clutch setup, sealed the whole motor, and even put in new carb orings! Today I borrowed a friends Nova carb and the bottom end got much better but still get soft at the end of the tank on the track. I KNOW the engine is tuned correctly. I even had Ed Bridges from EB Mods tune the motor and it still eventually got soft on the bottom. I've checked tank pressure and replaced all the lines. What's the deal? This is a pretty discouraging first time experience with GO Engines.
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Hey grizz the 2081 similar to 0801 with a shorter header (maybe 2047 lenght) apparently I beleive Max Chen the pipe designer posted it somewhere on here, I think it was the PR engines thread so you already have them over here.
as for the top end on the 2072 just run a shorter header like the 1 off the 2047, and as you know my favorite combo for the 7port is still the 2047 with the longer header off the 0801 or 2072


Last edited by RETRO RC; 04-27-2010 at 03:47 PM.



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. I am told it has a shorter header, which would account for the increased top end. What is the bottom end like compared to the 2072 ?