1LikesGo Engine USA 2011 Thread
12-28-2010 | 07:38 PM
#33
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The GO R28 6P, red head non-pullstart, engine comes with
a standard glow plug head button. A few years back, it took
alot of e-mails and some bitchin to get GO to come out with
the turbo head buttons for the .25 engines. Brian (Mr Twister)
of Pro Twister Mods was a GO Tech engine dealer and did
a great job on modding my .25. I've still got it and it's still
runnin great.
a standard glow plug head button. A few years back, it took
alot of e-mails and some bitchin to get GO to come out with
the turbo head buttons for the .25 engines. Brian (Mr Twister)
of Pro Twister Mods was a GO Tech engine dealer and did
a great job on modding my .25. I've still got it and it's still
runnin great.
12-28-2010 | 07:45 PM
#34
The GO R28 6P, red head non-pullstart, engine comes with
a standard glow plug head button. A few years back, it took
alot of e-mails and some bitchin to get GO to come out with
the turbo head buttons for the .25 engines. Brian (Mr Twister)
of Pro Twister Mods was a GO Tech engine dealer and did
a great job on modding my .25. I've still got it and it's still
runnin great.
a standard glow plug head button. A few years back, it took
alot of e-mails and some bitchin to get GO to come out with
the turbo head buttons for the .25 engines. Brian (Mr Twister)
of Pro Twister Mods was a GO Tech engine dealer and did
a great job on modding my .25. I've still got it and it's still
runnin great.
12-28-2010 | 07:49 PM
#36
12-28-2010 | 08:40 PM
#39
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Matt, it looks like you're the top dog of GO Engines U.S.A.
distribution as of now. After checking out the GO overseas
and GO U.S.A. website, then looking a yours, it looks like you
are the only one taking the time to keep things up to date.
distribution as of now. After checking out the GO overseas
and GO U.S.A. website, then looking a yours, it looks like you
are the only one taking the time to keep things up to date.
12-28-2010 | 08:44 PM
#40
those websites are for reference and news only!...they do not sell RETAIL thats why!...and thats where the DEALERS come in...we've been working really hard trying to get these motors in the Local Hobby Shops...and as bigmatt is doing...trying to start online RETAIL sites....
12-28-2010 | 09:10 PM
#41
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Not much info or reference on the GO Engines U.S.A.
site. No exploded views of all the engines with part
numbers. No listing or mention of option parts (ie.
turbo burn rooms) and their part numbers.
I understand the idea of the disrtibutors putting in
all the time and effort just to make a few bucks,
while the importer collects the money, but damn.
site. No exploded views of all the engines with part
numbers. No listing or mention of option parts (ie.
turbo burn rooms) and their part numbers.
I understand the idea of the disrtibutors putting in
all the time and effort just to make a few bucks,
while the importer collects the money, but damn.
12-28-2010 | 09:13 PM
#42
Not much info or reference on the GO Engines U.S.A.
site. No exploded views of all the engines with part
numbers. No listing or mention of option parts (ie.
turbo burn rooms) and their part numbers.
I understand the idea of the disrtibutors putting in
all the time and effort just to make a few bucks,
while the importer collects the money, but damn.
site. No exploded views of all the engines with part
numbers. No listing or mention of option parts (ie.
turbo burn rooms) and their part numbers.
I understand the idea of the disrtibutors putting in
all the time and effort just to make a few bucks,
while the importer collects the money, but damn.
12-28-2010 | 10:04 PM
#45
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Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 338
From: Taiwan
