Different muffler for a TT .61 pro?
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From: Sioux Falls,
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I just purchased a TT .61 pro for my 4*, and have been looking around a little bit for a different muffler for it. The only place I've really looked is on Tower's website, but haven't been able to find one yet.
What I'm looking for is something that's a bit smaller than what the stock muffler is (say, something that could be used with a cowl), but I'll be the first to admit I don't really know what to look for.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Thanks in advance!
What I'm looking for is something that's a bit smaller than what the stock muffler is (say, something that could be used with a cowl), but I'll be the first to admit I don't really know what to look for.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Thanks in advance!
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Dude ... the only other sort of muffler that you would use is a Pitts one, for that you usually need your engine to be on its side. With a 4* why bother, it flies nice enough with the engine upright.
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From: Laurel, MD,
Since you mention a cowl, I'm assuming you want to hack the front end of the 4*, and put a non-stock cowl on there.
Pitts-style mufflers are designed for side or inverted mounted engines, and they don't go back behind the engine, meaning that they won't hit the firewall or anything.
Check out http://www.slimlineproducts.com/onli...mline_home.htm for a wide range of options. Slimline isn't the only game in town, but they have a good selection, and probibly have something to fit your engine.
Pitts-style mufflers are designed for side or inverted mounted engines, and they don't go back behind the engine, meaning that they won't hit the firewall or anything.
Check out http://www.slimlineproducts.com/onli...mline_home.htm for a wide range of options. Slimline isn't the only game in town, but they have a good selection, and probibly have something to fit your engine.
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http://[link]http://www.bissonmuffle...en/search.html[/link]this is also a good place to start



