GF60: Unleash the Beast! 60cc Four-Stroke Powerhouse for Your RC Dreams!
Alright, buckle up buttercup, because you're about to meet the object of your desires. Forget everything you thought you knew, because this ain't your grandma's... whatever this thing is. It's a statement, a vibe, a conversation starter, and maybe, just maybe, the missing piece of your perfectly imperfect puzzle. Ditch the beige and embrace the bold, the beautiful, and the utterly bewildering. It's calling your name, baby. Are you gonna answer?
GF60 60cc Inline 2 Cylinder 4 Stroke Gas Motor from NGH - NGH-GF60
The NGH GF60i2 engine features a rare linear double cylinder four stroke design. This configuration is much more technically difficult to produce than typical “flat” arranged engines, and its inline layout makes it an ideal fit for large warbirds.
Compared to the ordinary chrome-plated aluminum used in most RC engine cylinders, this engine’s ductile iron cylinder liner imparts much higher wear resistance, faster heat conduction, a low expansion coefficient, and excellent high-speed stability under common lubrication conditions. The slightly heavier weight and higher manufacturing cost is offset by a truly superior standard in construction and reliability. Low fuel consumption, low emission, low vibration and low noise, the GF60 can produce a power to weight ratio of greater than 2:1. After ~3-4 liters of breaking in, what we like most is the GF60i2 engine’s excellent stability at low rpm, smooth transition to higher rpm, and low vibration.
Features:
- Overhead valve and side camshaft design
- Wedge combustion chamber
- Continuous timing and low tension ring
- Good torque at low speed and excellent power at high speed
- Superb low rpm stability
- Low vibration and low fuel consumption
- Temperature difference between front and rear cylinders is less than 8℃/45 Fahrenheit
Includes:
- NGH GF60 60cc Four-Stroke Engine
- CDI
- Connecting Line
- Spark Plug
- Mounting Bracket Base
- Tool Set
- English Manual
Please note: All RC model gas-powered engines require the user to properly set up, tune, and maintain the engine in order to achieve consistent peak performance. You will need to break-in the engine initially, then perform routine maintenance including cleaning the engine, lubricating its seals and moving parts, and adjusting the fuel mixture and valves as necessary. This is considered the normal responsibility of owning and operating an RC gas engine. For further questions, please contact Customer Support.
