OS 75AX muffler
#4
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RE: OS 75AX muffler
ORIGINAL: JohnBuckner
The exhaust boss bolt pattern and dimension for the OS 65AX, 75AX and 95AX are all identical So the answer to your question should be Yes.
John
The exhaust boss bolt pattern and dimension for the OS 65AX, 75AX and 95AX are all identical So the answer to your question should be Yes.
John
#5
My Feedback: (1)
RE: OS 75AX muffler
OK keeping this in context for two stroke glow engines that already come with stock type mufflers I prefer to use the stock mufflers over any pitts type.
Now I am not talking about high performance type pipes both full and quarter wave that I do use a lot of for certain type airplanes (mostly racers).
Thats great that your brand works great and I am sure it does But there an awful lot of them out there that do not.
This almost always get involved with the fellows second or third airplane and they just gotta have that muffler completly hidden and that always follow that these same fellows are going to refuse to let the engine cool or even be able to adjust things like needle valves.
Instead I find it better to have them over and spend some quality time with them and a razor saw. Showing them how simple it really is to notch a fire wall and roll a little balsa sheet into a simple tunnel.
The sudden realization of hey that looks great and the engine is gonna run great and I don,t have to spent what 40,60 or more bucks.
Best of all I Don,t like the sound they make expecially when compared to the stock mufflers.
So I guess the answer is nope don,t care for 'em.
Now I am not talking about high performance type pipes both full and quarter wave that I do use a lot of for certain type airplanes (mostly racers).
Thats great that your brand works great and I am sure it does But there an awful lot of them out there that do not.
This almost always get involved with the fellows second or third airplane and they just gotta have that muffler completly hidden and that always follow that these same fellows are going to refuse to let the engine cool or even be able to adjust things like needle valves.
Instead I find it better to have them over and spend some quality time with them and a razor saw. Showing them how simple it really is to notch a fire wall and roll a little balsa sheet into a simple tunnel.
The sudden realization of hey that looks great and the engine is gonna run great and I don,t have to spent what 40,60 or more bucks.
Best of all I Don,t like the sound they make expecially when compared to the stock mufflers.
So I guess the answer is nope don,t care for 'em.