Evolution Engine Trainer Prop.
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From: Boulder,
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I was just wondering if anyone knew what size the prop. for this engine was and what other 3 bladed prop. could be used in its placed, but wasnt a training prop.? Thanks for any info.!
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I have the Evo trainer system,I took the flywheel off and replaced it with the the standard prop nut assembly,and I am using a 10 x 6 2 blade.It runs great and goes a bit faster.
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From: Trenton,
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not trying to get off topic... but when i try to put a two bladed spinner in my evo trainer system. the spinner bends because of the flywheel. do i need the flywheel? or are there any replacements?
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I have used a 10x7 two bladed prop without a spinner and it gave it a kick the three bladed prop ever did.
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I have used a 10x7 two bladed prop without a spinner and it gave it a kick the three bladed prop ever did.
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I have an Xtra Easy 2 with the Evolution TPS. It is a great engine. I have replaced the 3 blade prop with a 10X6 two blade and removed the flywheel. I bought the replacement [link=http://horizon.hobbyshopnow.com/services/advanceresultsDetail.asp?display=pictures&strProd= &strSearchType=ALL&strInCategory=EPA&strInManufact urer=EVO&PageNum=6&strSortBy=ProdNumAsc]prop driver[/link] and put on a 2 1/2" spinner. The engine actually idels better now without the flywheel.
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From: Trenton,
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I heard if you remove the baffle you lose the pressure for the fuel tank. If i try to remove the baffle.. can i put it back in if it does lose pressure or once i take it out i wont be able to put it back in.
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There will still be lots of pressure to your tank with the baffle removed. Yes you can put it back if you don't like the results with it off.
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I think you ought to try an 11-5 or 11-6 prop unless you just like the sound of high rpm.
The Evo trainer engine is a .46 and has the same bore and stroke as the Magnum .46, if you check the specs, so it should pull these 2 props very well. The Evo .46 is a longer stroke engine and its displacement rounds off to a .47.
The Evo trainer engine is a .46 and has the same bore and stroke as the Magnum .46, if you check the specs, so it should pull these 2 props very well. The Evo .46 is a longer stroke engine and its displacement rounds off to a .47.
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From: waverly ,
NY
if you want to get exacts the Trainer powers system is:
Displacement ................... .455 cu in
Bore ............................... .867 in
Stroke ............................. .770 in
RPM Range ....................... 2,000 - 16,000 rpm
Weight w/Muffler ............... 19.52 oz
Displacement ................... .455 cu in
Bore ............................... .867 in
Stroke ............................. .770 in
RPM Range ....................... 2,000 - 16,000 rpm
Weight w/Muffler ............... 19.52 oz
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From: Brigham City,
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I had a Xtra easy 2 until a tree grabbed it now I put the evo into an avistar with baffle removed and a 10x6 on it and it is a great runner.




