coriolan

This seems to be your engine from around 1967, Super Tigre engines in these years were very well made and performant, if it is in reasonable condition it has value but not a collector unless very pristine and with box and instructions!
http://www.rojobcn.com/technic/avion/superti60.htm

djlyon

That looks to be the small case 60 from the time. Originally designed for control line stunt. The rc version was a very good motor. About 2 months ago I rebuilt one for a friend. New bearings and a ring from Frank and it is still towing around a Tiger 60.

Denis

neno jarun

hello to all,,, I need help - well, i got some old but in super condition super tigre .60 saturno engine (piston with two rings)...... carb is dismantle, separated into parts, and I dont know how to put it in function correctly, so, if anybody got some exploading photo or documentation of that carb, instructions how to put it together please contact me ,, best regards, happy Easter

chandley43231

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I have that pictured v-60 super tigre but it has bolts through can anybody give me a hand with that the Best places and get it checked over repaired.  I  think it really needs repaired

scottp

Hopefully this is ok to post here. A rare find - brand new engine as discussed in this thread - Will edit this post once sold to include selling price for future reference.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=160985599115

Item number: 160985599115

captinjohn

I have a old Como .51 engine that is a "ABC" engine with no piston ring. It still runs great with mega power! Capt,n

1QwkSport2.5r

That is one engine I am keeping my eyes out for. Como .51 ABC SCH is a very strong running engine. I lost out in a bidding war on one last summer.

I'm curious how the V60 compares to a modern .60.

turbo.gst

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The V-60 is very comparable to a K&B .61 ( #6550) powerwise. It has a chromed sleeve, PDP porting and is ringed. They can last forever and are still highly prized in C/L stunt circles. Tom Dixon offers a Russian made AAC stunt version called the Double Star. I use my ST 60 on the older 60 designs or as a modern .40 it weighs in just under 14 oz's depending on muffler. It shares muffler dimensions with ST .45-60, Como .51, K&B 61 & 65, Webra Silverline & Blackhead 61's, and HB 40-61's, giving a lot of latitude in that respect. It has excellent manners and earns a spot in your heart. I have several of them in my stable.

74SEVEN7

Text from "Model Aircraft" magazine 1963 - the "V" on the Tigre's stands for Velocita ("Speed" in Italian)