Instruction manual
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Guidelines for Exhaust System and Fuel Selection
Many choices in exhaust systems are available and their performance is directly related to the choice of fuel.
Always use the highest quality A
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@ fuel. The nitro-methane content is an important factor in
choosing an exhaust system.
Exhaust systems can be classified as two types: mufflers (a canister bolted directly to the engine or attached with an O-
ring to an adapter) and tuned pipes (identified by a curved tubing manifold, silicone or Teflon coupler; and a tapered or
cylindrical Atuned pipe@).
Mufflers B generally considered the most Auser friendly@ systems, requiring little or no maintenance, compatible with
all levels of nitro-methane and least sensitive to glow plug choices
The following are to be considered in your selection of an exhaust system:
Muffler Systems
Hatori #9914 80/90 two piece muffler (with AO@ rings)
Hatori #9916 90 two piece muffler (with AO@ rings)
Engines:
Collets and related components for suggested engines (each listed in order of assembly starting at the engine front
bearing):
O.S. 91H
Qty: M.A. USA p/n Description:
1 #0331 M8 x 13 x .50 Shim
1 #0546-6 Base collet
1 #0579-4 Cooling fan/hub
1 #0546-5 Upper collet
1 #0331 M8 x 13 x .50 Shim
1 Hex nut
Y.S.(Yamada) .80
Qty: M.A. USA p/n Description:
1 #0546-6 Base collet
1 #0579-4 Cooling fan/hub
1 #0546-5 Upper collet
2 #0331 M8 x 13 x .50 Shim
1 Hex nut