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I believe the specs you are looking for are 5mm thread, .150 bore drive shaft collet. Hope this helps. Sean

Added a different link now, hopefully it works. Sean

I added a video link to my Supervee 27 running around with a Go Engine Marine .18, in the SV27 info post. Running very well for me. Sean

Here is a quick look at mine just run today. 30% Sidewinder Fuel, 42mmGraupner prop as previously stated. http://i290.photobucket.com/player.swf?fil...on/Go18SV27.flv Sean

The inside looks like this I used 3/16 brass tubing. (sorry picture isn't the greatest) and yes Travis, you are correct works on the Bernoulli Principle. Using a radar(DNR in no wake Zone) I am running right around 35. Need to pick up additional props, and finish dialing in the engine...

Yeah, it dropped right in, the only change in the stock setup was the front mount by the pull start broke, so I purchased a female/male vib.isolator and countersunk the engine mount for a M4 screw. Also added a .15-.18 brass flywheel(much better idle at low speeds) ;)

I've run mine for about a year now. New powerplant A little modification to the transom to empty the hull of water under way Any good ideas for props?

Travis, Thank you, Apology accepted.

Well,I just got home from work and helping celebrate my Grandfather's 90th Birthday. I was just intending to share my Ebaying experience, and that with GEM. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. The facts are that I contacted the overseas mfg company because I was looking for replacement...

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Hey bud I don't even know who Mr. Freeze is, I was just simply trying to say that these engines are worth every penny and shared my experience, and as far as James is concerned, I have never been done wrong by him with any parts that I have ordered(and I've gotten them as promised I might add)...

I am a realatively new member to this "community", and I may not have umteen years of "racing" experience, but what I do have is the what most have started out like, young exposure to the RC hobby industry, mainly through my aunt and uncle who got me interested into Boats, Cars and Trucks...

I would have to agree with Rome, Great little fast motors I've had both The true Go Engine Marine is much cleaner machining wise....not to mention they are easy on the pocketbook :P