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Old 03-07-2009, 12:51 PM
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Default RE: Xfile's Ported MGT 8.0

Thankyou ilanstylz
the timing profile is same i didn't see any need in changing
this is a torque mill I just helped it do what it does best. the squish band was also
not set to 0.65mm for the simple reason it helps promote good low end to
mid and this thing can destroy clutch's already....
as for the bench mark used didn't use laser speed traps or clocked with radar
as this is not a speed truck or something that goes faster
the bench mark used was 1.7lbs weighted tires... and how the engine reacts to it
if it can rip all 4 weighthed big joes around on pavment at certain engine temps
tune and temps...

the trex liners used where the Trex 700 and 600 clutch liners
my 8.0 dont like shoe clutch's anymore it destroys them in 3 tanks
wich is another great bench mark

The factory Team steel clutch the heli clutch conversion for the 8.0
is the only thing I have found that'll offer the proper slip and grip
and durability over shoes...
and that is 1 of 3 8.0 engine setups I set him up with



here's a video of -20c
cold temps cold engine temps and above factory rich settings camera gets better a 2minutes 40
with the weighted tires...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bjE-t53xa9c
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrTIk_JGz-I&NR=1

I em no expert
ive just been studying 2 strokes for 6 7 years
most of my information comes from alexandre graham bell..
i did this for a friend free of charge... and gave him extra
engine internal for if anything happends...

just helped in general to have a one unique and original mgt
can't wait to see these engines on his light tires....

really dying to see a vid

P.s If there's any heli guru's and or experts with heli clutch's with liners...
Id like to know a few questions have any of you tried different thickness's in hightemp
gasket material as liners or found any substitutes or sheets of the materials ?
thanks for your time ...