Pitts style muffler???
08-24-2003 | 08:51 PM
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Looks like SLIMLINE might have the answer for you, but it's not CHEAP...
Dear Lownslo:
The PIPE here...battling LOCKUPS on my PC (and BOY, does it need a new, and MUCH BIGGER hard disk-SOON!!!)
At http://www.slimlineproducts.com/4str...st_systems.htm you COULD find your answer...even though these mufflers' COSTS DO hit and "graze" the three figure level (but ONLY "just") you MIGHT have to SAVE up for them...and for the Sig Four Star 60 kitbashed CROPDUSTER coversion that's chronicled here at http://www.rcuniverse.com/showthread...13&forumid=107 that I'll be doing up over this Winter, with an ANCIENT rear camshaft OS FS-90 four stroke of mine for power, and a Slimline Pitts side mount OS FS-91 Surpass muffler from them (and YES, the exhaust threads match up PERFECTLY between the two engines...found THAT out yesterday-Saturday the 23rd-at my LHS) that Slimline muffler is a natural.
Hope these Slimline Pitts mufflers are what you're looking for...I KNOW they're NOT "cheap", but they DO have them...and the Saito 120 and 150 DO have the exact SAME "M14 x 1mm" exhaust port threading, for your information!
Yours Sincerely,
The PIPE!
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The PIPE here...battling LOCKUPS on my PC (and BOY, does it need a new, and MUCH BIGGER hard disk-SOON!!!)
At http://www.slimlineproducts.com/4str...st_systems.htm you COULD find your answer...even though these mufflers' COSTS DO hit and "graze" the three figure level (but ONLY "just") you MIGHT have to SAVE up for them...and for the Sig Four Star 60 kitbashed CROPDUSTER coversion that's chronicled here at http://www.rcuniverse.com/showthread...13&forumid=107 that I'll be doing up over this Winter, with an ANCIENT rear camshaft OS FS-90 four stroke of mine for power, and a Slimline Pitts side mount OS FS-91 Surpass muffler from them (and YES, the exhaust threads match up PERFECTLY between the two engines...found THAT out yesterday-Saturday the 23rd-at my LHS) that Slimline muffler is a natural.
Hope these Slimline Pitts mufflers are what you're looking for...I KNOW they're NOT "cheap", but they DO have them...and the Saito 120 and 150 DO have the exact SAME "M14 x 1mm" exhaust port threading, for your information!
Yours Sincerely,
The PIPE!
)
08-24-2003 | 09:56 PM
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Pitts style muffler???
Thanks Pipe,
I knew I saw them somewhere..... just couldn't find them.
Slimline products are expensive.... but seem like a quality product. I have their manual fuel pump, machined cap, and hanger bracket for pump than attached to cap. I really like it. When guys ask about it, I tell them I like it, but I don't think I would buy it again if needed. (but then again.....
??)......lownslo....
I knew I saw them somewhere..... just couldn't find them.
Slimline products are expensive.... but seem like a quality product. I have their manual fuel pump, machined cap, and hanger bracket for pump than attached to cap. I really like it. When guys ask about it, I tell them I like it, but I don't think I would buy it again if needed. (but then again.....
??)......lownslo....
08-25-2003 | 01:59 AM
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Pitts style muffler???
I have a Slimline pitts muffler for my YS 140, and it's an awesome muffler.
Also, Slimline has been very helpful in helping me solve a little problem I had with the muffler... I blew a rubber seal, but it ended up being my fault...forgot to remove some copper washers in the exhaust manifold from a previous tuned pipe installation, which would cause the Slimline muffler to be a loose fit. ... They sent me new seals at no cost. Not that it is expensive, but they did it....
Also, Slimline has been very helpful in helping me solve a little problem I had with the muffler... I blew a rubber seal, but it ended up being my fault...forgot to remove some copper washers in the exhaust manifold from a previous tuned pipe installation, which would cause the Slimline muffler to be a loose fit. ... They sent me new seals at no cost. Not that it is expensive, but they did it....
