Tuned pipe for G62?
#1
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Plane is World Models 80" Extra weighing 16.5 pounds. Engine is G62 with C&H Synchrospark ignition. Running 40:1 mix with 87octane fuel and flying at 6000' above sea level. Turning a Menz Ultra 22-10 at 7100RPM +/-
I'm moving up to higher ground and will have to fly at 8500' now.
Could anyone recommend a tuned pipe for this engine? I don't want it to be completely radical and ruin my transition or midrange. I just want something to boost performance and compensate for the altitude at 8500'. I'd be happy if I could just keep from loosing any RPM. I want to continue using this Menz Ultra 22-10 prop as it seems to be the right prop for my plane and type of flying that I do.
I have tried to look for KS pipes, but no luck here using the search function.
I'm moving up to higher ground and will have to fly at 8500' now.
Could anyone recommend a tuned pipe for this engine? I don't want it to be completely radical and ruin my transition or midrange. I just want something to boost performance and compensate for the altitude at 8500'. I'd be happy if I could just keep from loosing any RPM. I want to continue using this Menz Ultra 22-10 prop as it seems to be the right prop for my plane and type of flying that I do.
I have tried to look for KS pipes, but no luck here using the search function.
#4
For a true 'tuned pipe' for a G-62, Macs makes one - http://www.macspro.com/
A friend of mine ran one of the '1097' pipes on his G-62 ( http://www.macspro.com/tunedpipes.asp ). It did indeed give quite a boost in power.
Current price isn't exacyly cheap.... plus you'd still need a header (which they also make for the G-62) - http://www.macspro.com/headers_side.asp
Anyway, I've seen the system work... and it does. Turned his 1/3rd scale Lanier Laser from an iffy 'sport plane' into a real performer.
Just another option to consider -
Cheers,
BJH
A friend of mine ran one of the '1097' pipes on his G-62 ( http://www.macspro.com/tunedpipes.asp ). It did indeed give quite a boost in power.
Current price isn't exacyly cheap.... plus you'd still need a header (which they also make for the G-62) - http://www.macspro.com/headers_side.asp
Anyway, I've seen the system work... and it does. Turned his 1/3rd scale Lanier Laser from an iffy 'sport plane' into a real performer.
Just another option to consider -
Cheers,
BJH
#5
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save some major bucks and go with the #1197 macs pipe instead of the quiet pipe. i used to run one of these on a zenoah 62 powered "go-ped" and it was still quieter than the original saw muffler.
also check tower as their prices on macs products are normally less than buying direct.
dave
also check tower as their prices on macs products are normally less than buying direct.
dave




