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Super Tigre .34 muffler

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desmobob - 27 Jan 2006 02:44 GMT
I know it's a long shot, but if anyone has an old ST .34 muffler hanging
around that they'd like to liquidate, I'm looking for one.

I have the stack; just need the swing-type muffler, old or new style
(preferably old style).   Tower wants half the price of a new engine for the
muffler.   I have three G-34s and two mufflers.  For Tower's price, I'll
just keep switching mufflers.  :-)

Hopefully, I'll find a cheap one somewhere.

Good flying,
desmobob
Ed Cregger - 27 Jan 2006 04:56 GMT
>I know it's a long shot, but if anyone has an old ST .34 muffler hanging
>around that they'd like to liquidate, I'm looking for one.
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> Good flying,
> desmobob

Keep looking, Bob. You'll find one eventually.

I scour the eBay used engines listings for parts engines for the same
reason. I think I may have finally caught up with a factory muffler for my
G20/15. I've been looking for many years.

In the interim, I've been using a Tatone strap-on, which works beautifully.
It's just that I am a perfectionist and I want the right damned muffler for
the engine - if you know what I mean.

I have two NIB .34s that I hope to break-in when it warms up a bit. I've
always liked the .34 ST's.

Ed Cregger
desmobob - 27 Jan 2006 23:03 GMT
> Keep looking, Bob. You'll find one eventually.
>
> I scour the eBay used engines listings for parts engines for the same
> reason. I think I may have finally caught up with a factory muffler for my
> G20/15. I've been looking for many years.

The G34 I need the muffler for was an eBay bargain (no muffler!).  I have
found a couple of older ST mufflers on eBay, or bought complete junk ST
engines with the muffler for less than the price of a muffler....

> In the interim, I've been using a Tatone strap-on, which works
> beautifully. It's just that I am a perfectionist and I want the right
> damned muffler for the engine - if you know what I mean.

I was always leery of the strap-on muffler (maybe it's the name!).  I bought
one for the G34 and it works very well.  As a matter of fact, I believe I
recorded a higher peak RPM with the strap-on Pitts style muffler than with
the original.

> I have two NIB .34s that I hope to break-in when it warms up a bit. I've
> always liked the .34 ST's.

I just broke out my two NIB G34 Helis.  I was saving them, like fine
wine....  :-)    I finally realized I wasn't getting much enjoyment from
them sitting on the shelf.  I just put them in a Hobbico TwinStar.  She
oughta really haul a**.  I'll know in the Spring.

Good flying,
desmobob
 
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