Hobbico 46BB Muffler
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Has anyone ever used these mufflers on a TT Pro 46 or an OS 46 FX? Just wondering if they give better, equal or less performance than stock?
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They bolt on perfectly to a MDS 40/48, 40 & 46FX. TT PRO 46, etc.
You will need to readjust the needle valve.
These mufflers are bad about coming apart up in the air after you use them for a while. Early on, double nut the through rod. Eventually the through rod will pull out of the front piece. Then you will have to put a threaded rod all the way through it with double nuts front and rear.
Works better with smaller props that will let the engine turn up some rpm. (10-6, 11-6)
Jim
You will need to readjust the needle valve.
These mufflers are bad about coming apart up in the air after you use them for a while. Early on, double nut the through rod. Eventually the through rod will pull out of the front piece. Then you will have to put a threaded rod all the way through it with double nuts front and rear.
Works better with smaller props that will let the engine turn up some rpm. (10-6, 11-6)
Jim
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So there is no difference between Tower Hobbies muffler and the Hobbico muffler, the only difference is the Tower Hobbies muffler is $2.00 dollars more. If this is the case I will try the Hobbico muffler instead of the Tower Hobbies muffler unless someone can tell me another difference.
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