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I wonder how this would work. They also sell a twin can for 90cc. Maybe the DA 70 likes to breathe!
https://www.krumscheid-metallwaren.d...-twin-931.html
I do have a DA 70cc coming!
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that canister might be nice but a pair at 165 euros each seem pretty costlyOriginally Posted by -Rick-
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Only one Paul, it has a twin inlet. No "Y"
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Sorry I missed that. I’ve found the 2 into 1 header has worked well but I’ll be interested in this one too
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Something new in this hobby all the time Rick . I like the looks of this !!!
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Yes Ray, two inlets for the headers and one exhaust. Why has this never been offered in Canada!? They make the same type for up to a 120cc engine.
You would have to have different headers than what's available to utilize those or build your own.
Wonder if having to bend the headers in farther would/could interfere with carb/linkage etc.? Not likely they'd offer something that would....but!
Definitely a great idea though.
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I already bought two DIY 35cc header kits for the DA 70 from T-Bolt. If most planes have a 90mm drop I think it should work out.
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I'm not much of an exhaust DIY kind-a guy!!
Solder and Jack completely disagree with one another...
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Rick never done this before, what could possibly go wrongI'm not much of an exhaust DIY kind-a guy!!
Solder and Jack completely disagree with one another...
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