Muffler question
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From: Bridgeport,
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I am currently building a GP Ultimate Bipe and it recommends an in-cowl muffler. I plan on using a Saito FA72 for power. Can anyone recommend a muffler for this engine that will meet this need and where to purchase one?
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From: Pointe Claire,
QC, CANADA
I'm no expert, and am hazarding a guess....
You're looking for a 'pitts style' muffler, and 'Slimline' shoud have one to fit your Saito. And is probably the best place to start..
http://www.slimlineproducts.com/onli...ke_exhaust.htm
You're looking for a 'pitts style' muffler, and 'Slimline' shoud have one to fit your Saito. And is probably the best place to start..
http://www.slimlineproducts.com/onli...ke_exhaust.htm
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From: Center of the Flyover States,
I wouldn't bother with the expense and chance of causing running problems with your Saito. If it were a 2-stroke, yes, but not with a 4 stroke. Just mount your engine on its side and turn the muffler inward to exit in the cowl's air exit hole (bottom side).
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From: Ocean Springs,
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The Slimline Pitts muffler for a Saito .65 to a .91 will fit the .72 In some cases you might want to block one of the outlet pipes for a better idle. - Saitos seem to need the backpressure.
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