Rv7garage

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W8ye- any idea where I could find pipes like yours for my 90TS? The 100Ti pipes are not to be had on Horizon's website. Thanks

w8ye

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These are the ones I used and they are in stock. The engine runs fine without muffler pressure

http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products...dID=SAI100TI73

http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products...ID=SAI100TI140

lopflyers

My Feedback: (12)

I thought two strokes were for weed wackers

spaceworm

quote]ORIGINAL: lopflyers

I thought two strokes were for weed wackers
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Actually the high end weedwhackers now use 4 strokes! Stihl 4-MIX for example. Most others have 4 stroke available also. I have three Ryobi 4 stroke whacker engines to be converted. Not the equal of Saito of course; I have the 120 ABC and the 180.

Regards, Richard

blw

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I have a Ryobi 4 stroke gas (no oil-gas mixing) engine that is waiting for conversion one day. It is a fine engine. It was easy to start and would run forever. I used to run it 4-5 hours a day clearing some property. The only thing about it was that you had to start it exactly the way Ryobi said. If you changed anything in the priming sequence it would be hard to start.

mschulz531

I was just looking on the Horizon Hobby web site for the newer engine codes...and I notice they are not listed on Horizon's list of Saito engine codes. I'm referring to codes "AR" and "AS", which I found after some searching, refer to the Saito gas models AR=FG-20B (125 size gas) and AS=FG-14B (82 size gas). The list on Horizon only goes up as far as "AP" which is the FA-72CL.

Any pointers on where to find the most up to date list of engine codes? Having the engine codes makes it much easier to search the Horizon web site.

mike early

http://www.horizonhobby.com/Articles...ArticleID=1161


A
FA-40MK3
AA
FA-100T
B
FA-40S
BB
FA-150SDP
C
FA-45MK2
CC
FA-150
D
FA-45S
DD
FA-182TD
E
FA-50
EE
FA-91SGK
F
FA-50GK
FF
FA-120SGK
G
FA-65
GG
FA-150SGK
H
FA-65GK
HH
FA-450R3D
I
FA-80
II
FA-56
J
FA-80GK
JJ
FA-56GK
K
FA-91S
KK
FA-170R3
L
FA-120
LL
FA-90TS
M
FA-120 Special (H)
MM
FA-30S(H)
N
FA-120SDP (Dual plug/pump)
NN
FA-30SGK
O
FA-150S(H)
OO
FA-180
P
FA-60T
PP
FA-180GK
Q
FA-90TMK2
QQ
FA-100
R
FA-130T
RR
FA-72
S
FA-130TD
SS
FA-72GK
T
FA-270TMK2
TT
FA-90R3
U
FA-270TTDP
UU
FA-100GK
V
FA-300T
VV
FA-200Ti
W
FA-300TTDP
WW
FA-40A
X
FA-325R5
XX
FA-40AGK
Y
FA-235R5D
YY
FA-100Ti
Z
FA-300T(L)
ZZ
n/a


AB
FA-82A

AC
FA-82AGK

AD
FA-220A

AE
FA-220AGK

AF
n/a

AG
FA-125A

AH
FA-125AGK

AI
FA-62a

AJ
FA-62aGK

AK
FG-36 (GAS)

AN
FA-56CL

AO
FA-62aCL

AP
FA-72CL

w8ye

My Feedback: (16)

There's a lot of things on the Horizon site besides Saito that is not up to date anymore?

I know most about Saito discrepancies because that is my major interest but I see it in other areas too.

There is nothing that you or I say is going to change Horizon. I guess we will just have to try to keep up with the problems and live with it?

In the last 5 years they have gone through four different software companies for their on line website and I think the best one was about 5 years ago.

They are better this year on the data base with key words than they have been the couple years before that.

The problem is . . . that the people that we interface with at Horizon are as powerless as we are to do anything about it.

tryingagain

Just bought a brand new 82B. It is my first 4 stroke and it is going in a Sig Astro Hog that is currently on the building board. I can't wait to see how they go together.
It may be a long winter.
Good thing the Hog looks like it will take me a while.

Cheers

Gord

[email protected]

Hi I'm trying my luck here . I have 4 Saito engines , a 56gk a 65 a 72 and a 91, Ihave been trying to get some response as how to become a club Saito member , I've written in several posts but no one seems to answer . My name is Bob and my email is [email protected] , I would appreciate some sort of an answer as I love my Saitos and would love to share experieances and war stories , some one please respond

Thanks Bob A

charlie1960

who has a crankshaft for a 125........lol

a STRAIGHT one

mschulz531

Bob,
I'm sure the moderator will see your post and give you a number soon.
This is a pretty busy forum, and sometimes a post or two or three get missed.
No offense intended and thanks for your patience.
Also, you don't need a number to participate in the forum...and we're glad you're here!
-Mike

FNQFLYER

Hi guys yet again, Concerning those muffler fittings, the latest copy of our OZ magazine Airborne features in the new products column a set of Saito right angle fittings that screw straight into the cylinder to mount your mufflers or flex pipes to.  Don't know the part number (but I'll try to get them) or cost but you might like to contact Hobby Head Quarters here in OZ (they have a website) for further info.
Re the Club Saito thing I am still trying for a number but on the flip side still manage to post without one.
I am looking at buying the rest of the gas range that I don't own (FG14 and FG30) but the strength of the Aussie peso at present means I am sending money to the USA to buy all those goodies that were "expensive" before
For the record I currently own in the Saito range at 30, 50, 56, 62,  2 x 65's, FG20 and FG36.  I also have Enya, YS and OS fourstrokes plus a load of diesels and 2 strokes but prefer to use 4 strokes and now leaning to the petrol engines for scale applications.

mschulz531

Those right angle fittings are out of stock on the Horizon Hobby web site here in the US.
(:<)

Cherokee Flyer

Bob;

See post 18431

L.

Rv7garage

My Feedback: (10)

W8ye- you da man. Thanks for the link; parts ordered

spaceworm

You need to pay attention and read your homework Bob. You should not expect an engraved invitation when you become a member.

See post 18431 and post 18440.

spaceworm

[quote]ORIGINAL: mschulz531

Those right angle fittings are out of stock on the Horizon Hobby web site here in the US.
(:

Jimmy Hoffa

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I got an engraved plack when I was granted membership! But that was back when membership only cost $100.

Phillip [sm=lol.gif]

w8ye

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http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products...ID=SAI100TI140

Hobbsy

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Bob,

Go back 9 posts. You are member #705. Quote from BLW

SigMan

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wow ! i never would have thought this thread i started would ever reach 18478 posts...amazing ! Saito rocks !

FNQFLYER

The right angle adaptors I refer to are "new items"   We are sometimes behind the rest of you when it comes to goodies but to clarify they are not like the ones on the twin shown just a few posts ago but more like a right angled hydraulic pipe fitting and apparently working ok

mono wing

Fnqflyer

I havent seen the mag. that you are refering to but did it look like this



http://www.rcspecialties.net/products.php

Edited by monowing unable to down size pic.

w8ye

My Feedback: (16)

I have RC Specialties right angle adpters also and they work even better than the Saito ones.

There are pictures of a Saito 90TS somewhere around here using RC Specialties right angles adpters and mufflers that belongs to Hobbsy

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