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cox tee dee .049
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cox tee dee .049
Does anyone know when Cox stopped useing the # 4 cylinder and when they start using the screened intake?
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Re: cox tee dee .049
According to mh-aerotools.de, circa 1973 is when the screen came out. I don't know about the cylinder.
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Re: cox tee dee .049
I read the same thing. I'm just trying to verify.
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Re: cox tee dee .049
My 2 boxed 051's are '74 vintage they both have screens
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Re: cox tee dee .049
As far as I know they never stopped using the #4. Unless it was an Estes thing. They did go from 4 booster flutes to 2. I have no idea when, but it was after 1992.
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Re: cox tee dee .049
I've noticed the #4 stamp is missing on some of the cylinders.
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Re: cox tee dee .049
jsesere wrote:I've noticed the #4 stamp is missing on some of the cylinders.
On the ones I sent? The stamp on those were on the flat on the exhaust port. Very small grab a magnifying glass.
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Re: cox tee dee .049
Ron. I was just speaking in general. The stamped #4 cylinders look different than the un stamped from the outside.
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Re: cox tee dee .049
jsesere wrote:Ron. I was just speaking in general. The stamped #4 cylinders look different than the un stamped from the outside.
Weird, the cylinders were difderent throught the production years. Is that what you are refering to?
Thin walled, stepped, thick walled etc. The porting should be the same inside though. With the exception of the later years with only 2 boost ports
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Re: cox tee dee .049
In 2008 we bought the last 400 or so cylinders stamped #4. They were the remaining ones Estes had left when they discontinued manufacturing the Tee Dee .049.
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