Official Go Tech .25 Engine Forum
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With the emerging discussions of .21s v. .28s, Go Tech has develop a .25 race engine to seize a section of the market.
Discuss your reviews, opinions and facts of the engine.
The Engine is About $200 US Dollars. Is it worth it?
Discuss your reviews, opinions and facts of the engine.
The Engine is About $200 US Dollars. Is it worth it?
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ORIGINAL: UG0TB4NN3D
:P Sportwerks already made a .26...Though identical to a .28...IT'S LABELED A .26.
:P Sportwerks already made a .26...Though identical to a .28...IT'S LABELED A .26.

nope it has a shorter stroke then the .28's
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The mach 427 IS NOT a 28. Its a 26! Hence the name 427. Its a 4.27 cc engine which is equal to a .26 ci which is also the same as the sportwerks .26V2. A 4.6cc is equal to .28 ci.
Also shouldnt this belong in the engines forum? Just a thought!
Also shouldnt this belong in the engines forum? Just a thought!
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Not offended at all but alot of people think teh 427 is a .28. Not sure why. Just clearing it up. This is a forum to get information. I understand that all the info here is not correct but should be corrected when needed thats all.
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SH have also made a .25's for years.
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI....MEWA:IT&ih=001
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI....MEWA:IT&ih=001
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Just thought I would share a photo of my part built Hyper ST with a Go .26 engine - Ill let you know how it goes (If i ever manage to finish it)
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How would that Go match up to this new Axe Rossi do you think?? Also, how would it match up to a Mach 427??
Here's the link to the Axe:
http://www.paruamodel.it/store/viewi...idProduct=8220
I've been doing so much going back and forth between 21 or 28??, racing or bashing?? etc., I wonder if a good powerful 25 would just be the way to go.. So far the Mach in my Muggy RIPS, so I would think it would be even better in my lighter Hyper ST Pro.. - even for racing..
I've heard of carb issues or crummy carbs or whatever with the Go engines.. Does that apply to this 25 as well?? One of these engines went cheap here on e-bay yesterday.. [
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Here's the link to the Axe:
http://www.paruamodel.it/store/viewi...idProduct=8220
I've been doing so much going back and forth between 21 or 28??, racing or bashing?? etc., I wonder if a good powerful 25 would just be the way to go.. So far the Mach in my Muggy RIPS, so I would think it would be even better in my lighter Hyper ST Pro.. - even for racing..
I've heard of carb issues or crummy carbs or whatever with the Go engines.. Does that apply to this 25 as well?? One of these engines went cheap here on e-bay yesterday.. [

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Bringin this thread back to life. Hopefully there are more people using it now. I just bought one and I've heard great things.
Any input on the Go .25 6-port race engine?
Any input on the Go .25 6-port race engine?
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I just got a HB stadium pro 2 truggy with a go tech .21. haven't put the final tune on it yoe but so far it seems to be a pretty good mill for the price. no experinece with the .25