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I'm in the middle of my annual right now. After going through the painful removal of my heat muff I was blessed with a hole in my exhaust. After experiencing what everybody else had talked about, I called Terry for the paperwork and then Doug at the Luscombe foundation. I bought everything through the foundation and even had Doug mount the baffles and muffs for me. It seemed like a lot money, but since my exhaust and muff where toast anyway, it really wasn't much difference to upgrade.
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Re: Exhaust
Well sounds like a nice add on. All kinds of room for activities. I was looking at pictures of one on Barnstormers thats for sale and noticed it had exhaust on the pilot side. Cant quite tell if its on both sides.
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I love mine. Lots more room in the back. Saves time dealing with all those screws for an annual. I always had a couple on the old one that where hard to get to.
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There are dual exhaust options through STCs. The sound is great. You should hear Chuck's. He has a Luscombe exhaust on his I think. Makes working on the back of the engine WAY EASIER. The original Taylorcraft exhaust is really not a very good design.
Hank
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Just one, on that side? Mine has DUALS, like a Camaro V8. Chuckle.
DC
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Exhaust
If I remember correctly the exhaust on an A65 exits the cowling on the co-pilots side of a taylorcraft. If you see a 46 Taylorcraft BC12-D A65 with what looks like the exhaust coming out of the pilots side what does that mean? Some type of aftermarket homemade flamboozal stuff?Tags: None
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