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Cox .15 Special?
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Cox .15 Special?
Hi
I am hoping someone could help me with identifying an engine I have. My late father had a huge collection of motors and sadly i have very little knowledge of them or what they actually are. This one has an old instruction sheet and just wanted to be sure it is correct and is actually a Cox .15 Special and not something else.
Many Thanks
S
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I am hoping someone could help me with identifying an engine I have. My late father had a huge collection of motors and sadly i have very little knowledge of them or what they actually are. This one has an old instruction sheet and just wanted to be sure it is correct and is actually a Cox .15 Special and not something else.
Many Thanks
S
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Re: Cox .15 Special?
Just do a Google search type in the name and see what photos show up.
You will soon learn this is a Cox .15 Medallion.
https://www.google.com/search?q=Cox+Medallion+.15&tbm=isch&source=hp&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjZoY-lzLbiAhVojK0KHTMPCnMQsAR6BAgIEAE&biw=1675&bih=990
Cox TD .15 Special:
Cox TD .15 Mark II:
You will soon learn this is a Cox .15 Medallion.
https://www.google.com/search?q=Cox+Medallion+.15&tbm=isch&source=hp&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjZoY-lzLbiAhVojK0KHTMPCnMQsAR6BAgIEAE&biw=1675&bih=990
Cox TD .15 Special:
Cox TD .15 Mark II:
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Re: Cox .15 Special?
Thanks for the confirmation.
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Re: Cox .15 Special?
At the risk of being pedantic-there was no such thing as the 'TD .15 Special' ..there was the TD .15, the Cox Special .15 and the Special .15 MkII-in that order of manufacture...mainly due to usage showing the TD .15 was a bit lightly built in the cylinder and failures -cylinder cracking round the exhaust port were appearing in use-Cox's solution was simply-and sensibly to beef up the lower cylinder OD slightly-and thus the Special 15-essentially just a product improved TD 15.The single exhaust schneurle ported Special 15 Mk2 was the result of a lot more R&D and the final development of the TD intended to maintain Cox's competitiveness against threats such as the Super Tigre G15-but fell short with the imposition of the straight FAI fuel requirement ca 1965...
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