supertiger 4500 for GP PITTS ARF?
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supertiger 4500 for GP PITTS ARF?
IS THIS A GOOD ENGINE FOR THE 1/3 PITTS AND WILL IT DRINK MUCH MORE FUEL THAN THE ST3000? I HAVE A FRIEND WHO SAYS A MOKI 180 WOULD BE BETTER, WHAT DO YOU GUYS SAY?
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Pitts and St4500
If you don't go overboard with the weight, the 4500 will do a pretty fair job of pulling the pitts, Use a perry vp30 fuel pump, a bisson pitts muffler, and run fai fuel w/10% oil or 5%nitr w/10% oil, a bolly 20X10 @7000+ Rpm and it should do good fuel consumtion will depend on throttle managment. I am useing this combo on A lainier 80" Cap and power is pretty good, w Fai fuel, as I also have ignition, stock carb work's well if you adjust according to the manual.
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80" CAP ST 4500
It does Hover and pull out pretty fair, I'm not really happy with this prop, the plane is to fast, so I'll try more prop's, w/lower pitch bigger Dia. If you think unlimited vertical is take off point the nose up till it disappears, It will do this very well, I have been laid up for the last 3 month's, so when I get back to flying, I can tell you more.
from playing with the 4500's, I think I can get more out them, w/ a little port work and a larger Carb, I have 3-4500's so I can do some mod's, also run My own wraparound pitts style muffler, which is very quiet, and no power loss
Gary
from playing with the 4500's, I think I can get more out them, w/ a little port work and a larger Carb, I have 3-4500's so I can do some mod's, also run My own wraparound pitts style muffler, which is very quiet, and no power loss
Gary