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Biff · 09-14-2006, 09:15 AM

John, what about running the cans like some of the pattern plans? Instead of running the completely in the fuse, run them partially exposed. Side view looking at the bottom of the plane, you'd see half of the pipe. There will be those who use mufflers and there are those who will run cans. I personally LOVE an exposed can arangement. Super easy to install, maintain and I think it looks cool. Again, there are guys who refuse to drill a hole in a cowl to adjust the carb.A bunch of us start out that way! Simple and easy to get at are way cool in my book!

09-14-2006, 09:15 AM	#7 (permalink)
Biff I knocked a horse out once. Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: South Carolina Age: 48 Posts: 3,163	Re: 150cc Pitts Python Looking for input John, what about running the cans like some of the pattern plans? Instead of running the completely in the fuse, run them partially exposed. Side view looking at the bottom of the plane, you'd see half of the pipe. There will be those who use mufflers and there are those who will run cans. I personally LOVE an exposed can arangement. Super easy to install, maintain and I think it looks cool. Again, there are guys who refuse to drill a hole in a cowl to adjust the carb.A bunch of us start out that way! Simple and easy to get at are way cool in my book! __________________ Andy, your refusal to carry a gun but hard line attitude about crime suggests the duality of man. As Nietzsche's hypothesis on existentialism would suggest, the eternal struggle is just that.