4 Stoke Muffler Cowl advice!!!
02-08-2002, 01:31 AM
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4 Stoke Muffler Cowl advice!!!
How are you guys routing your 4 strokers muffler out of the cowl, I have a Kangke G300, and the exhaust just comes out of the bottom, but I will probably get alot of residue on my fuselage bottom, and L. gear. I have a Cap, and I have it pointed out the side which works, but doesnt look that good, I plan on changing it, as I just bought a new cowl for it. I need to make them a little longer, or something. I dont like the idea of putting tubing on the back of the muffler, as that always comes off during flight. Any recommendations will be appreciated. Thanks, Daz...
02-08-2002, 06:53 PM
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I've used the blue muffler "exhaust stack" tubing on my YS .63.
Never a problem falling off...no impact on performance even thought the tube is 10" long.
Never a problem falling off...no impact on performance even thought the tube is 10" long.
02-08-2002, 07:08 PM
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4 Stoke Muffler Cowl advice!!!
This method really worked well for me.
Buy the correct size flex tube. Buy a stainless steel tube, tap both sides to match the flex tube and pipe coming from the muffler, and drill a hole in the stainless steel tube for a pressure fitting. The pressure is great, the sound is quiet, and the mess is minimal. I also have more details on my website
Buy the correct size flex tube. Buy a stainless steel tube, tap both sides to match the flex tube and pipe coming from the muffler, and drill a hole in the stainless steel tube for a pressure fitting. The pressure is great, the sound is quiet, and the mess is minimal. I also have more details on my website
