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Old 01-23-2013, 08:20 PM   #1
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Hey Gang,

I figured a thread of its own would be easier to navigate.

List is in no particular order: Includes spark plugs, prop bolts and washers.
No mufflers, standoffs or ignitions

Click here For the TWINS

Click here For the SINGLES

Email me highwayhan @ Hotmail.com or PM,
If you have any that can be added to the list.

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Hey Hanes!

I'd like to propose that we set the weight standard similar to what you did for the twins... Motor with propbolts, exhaust flange bolts, stand-offs (if required) and ignition.

We have weights for DA60, 3W55xiCS, DLE55, Mintor60 V2, and BME58. Send me your email and we'll get you an excel file to get this started!!!

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Old 01-23-2013, 10:18 PM   #3
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Old 01-24-2013, 06:21 AM   #4
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How about exclude the ignition.
Make it a separate item like the muffler.
Some companies ignitions are very different than others

Motor ( with prop bolts and washers, muffler bolts, sparkplug, standoffs ) =
Ignition =
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Makes sense Brad!!!! Then we can also see the breakdown of weights

Hanes... We'll get some data over to you soon as a start!!
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How about exclude the ignition.
Make it a separate item like the muffler.
Some companies ignitions are very different than others

Motor ( with prop bolts and washers, muffler bolts, sparkplug, standoffs ) =
Ignition =
Muffler =
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That way it more of a true apples to apples comparison
that is a good idea ,guys may swap out ignitions .and mufflers.I would say ditch the stand offs also so you have a true weight of the motor and required parts . I never use the supplied standoffs.
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Thanks to Trev for the extra hard work,

The list for the Singles has gotten a shot in the arm.

Use the links in the First post!. I will update anytime new information is available.
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I'll send some info on my saito twin and a couple single cylinder engines if you like?
Or are you just interested in the larger Gas engines?
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I will list any combustion engines that flies our birds, gas or glow.

Electric ... that's another list
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