Help! TT Pro 40 Mufflers
12-31-2002, 04:44 PM
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Help! TT Pro 40 Mufflers
Does anybody out there know where I can get a couple of Thunder Tiger Pro 40 Mufflers(stock part #9202)? I've called Ace Hobbies, 10 Ace dealerships, e-hobbies, etc. Does anybody want to get rid of some used TT 40 mufflers? TT 46 mufflers will also work.
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12-31-2002, 08:30 PM
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Help! TT Pro 40 Mufflers
Mr BV,
I've got four engines and one functional muffler. I've been using 4-40 threaded rod on the last two muffler assemblies, still had one come apart last Basin Race. I guess that 100 Ft-lbs torque is a bit much for those poor little stressed 4-40 rods(or should that be 100 in-oz's). If I could find 2 baffles I have the parts to buildup two additional mufflers. Pretty smart of Thunder Tiger to design that "lean run" saftey feature into these engines. One lean needle setting, the muffler fragments, engine stops and cools all the way back to the pavement.
Good to here from ya Bud!
MaxQ
I've got four engines and one functional muffler. I've been using 4-40 threaded rod on the last two muffler assemblies, still had one come apart last Basin Race. I guess that 100 Ft-lbs torque is a bit much for those poor little stressed 4-40 rods(or should that be 100 in-oz's). If I could find 2 baffles I have the parts to buildup two additional mufflers. Pretty smart of Thunder Tiger to design that "lean run" saftey feature into these engines. One lean needle setting, the muffler fragments, engine stops and cools all the way back to the pavement.
Good to here from ya Bud!
MaxQ
