Morris the Knife
03-08-2006, 10:28 PM
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RE: Morris the Knife
I have a knife with an MVVS 45 2 stroke and a number of 4 strokes. They should all work well with no need for extra glow hook-ups. This profile is wide open around the engine from any conventional angle.
What engine do you plan on using? The Enya has a forward facing plug that needs a forward facing glow hook-up or you might end up in the prop. All others should work well.
What engine do you plan on using? The Enya has a forward facing plug that needs a forward facing glow hook-up or you might end up in the prop. All others should work well.
03-09-2006, 10:58 AM
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RE: Morris the Knife
You will have more than enough power and then some. I cannot think of any mounting and operating problems. The engine might be overkill in size and weight?
03-09-2006, 11:22 AM
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RE: Morris the Knife
ORIGINAL: prophanger1
Saito 72. Was thinking it might be like the Burrito and need a remote glow, would hate to have to use a two stroke on it.
Saito 72. Was thinking it might be like the Burrito and need a remote glow, would hate to have to use a two stroke on it.
03-09-2006, 11:26 AM
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RE: Morris the Knife
ORIGINAL: PaulSwany
The Burrito does not need remote glow with a 4 stroke.
ORIGINAL: prophanger1
Saito 72. Was thinking it might be like the Burrito and need a remote glow, would hate to have to use a two stroke on it.
Saito 72. Was thinking it might be like the Burrito and need a remote glow, would hate to have to use a two stroke on it.
