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Arty105 Cast or extruded ?
How do you tell weather it is a cast or extruded casing. Also how can i tell the age of my motor? Thanks for your help !
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Re: Arty105 Cast or extruded ?
do you have a pic of the crankcase that you have?
if it is cast then there should be a mould line down the middle and should have a surface finish this...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Cox-049-Surestart-Airplane-Engine-/150752560309?pt=US_Character_Radio_Control_Toys&hash=item23198d84b5
this would be one from the nineties and newer
this is an example of an extruded case engine
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Cox-049-Baby-Bee-2-Port-Airplane-Engine-Great-for-CL-FF-UC-Plane-1-2-A-Motor-/160940089588?pt=US_Character_Radio_Control_Toys&hash=item2578c6e0f4
if this it is an extrusion type that you have, could you describe some of the other features on your engine, like is there a # stamped on the cylinder, and other external and internal features
that is what i can tell you, thanks. Mitchg95
if it is cast then there should be a mould line down the middle and should have a surface finish this...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Cox-049-Surestart-Airplane-Engine-/150752560309?pt=US_Character_Radio_Control_Toys&hash=item23198d84b5
this would be one from the nineties and newer
this is an example of an extruded case engine
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Cox-049-Baby-Bee-2-Port-Airplane-Engine-Great-for-CL-FF-UC-Plane-1-2-A-Motor-/160940089588?pt=US_Character_Radio_Control_Toys&hash=item2578c6e0f4
if this it is an extrusion type that you have, could you describe some of the other features on your engine, like is there a # stamped on the cylinder, and other external and internal features
that is what i can tell you, thanks. Mitchg95
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Re: Arty105 Cast or extruded ?
hmm...my opinion is the exact opposite. I don't like the looks of the cast ones...
Phil
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Re: Arty105 Cast or extruded ?
I like both cast and extruded but the older the better!
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Cast or extruded
Thanks for all the help. I can tell right away this is a great forum. Both of my questions are answered in one post. Thanks.
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Re: Arty105 Cast or extruded ?
Arty105 wrote:Thanks for all the help. I can tell right away this is a great forum. Both of my questions are answered in one post. Thanks.
And...Welcome to the Forum Arty !
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Cast vs extru.
I do like the vintage look of the cast housings. It reminds me of the old offinhouser and edlebrock intakes of the sixties race cars
Arty105- Beginner Poster
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Re: Arty105 Cast or extruded ?
I guess it's what you grew up with. The new cast cases are because Cox no longer had the machinery to manufacture the extruded cases.
Btw, i has a offenhouser(sp?) 4 bbl intake on my '62 Impala 2dr htp. when i was a kid, but with a tired old 283 and Powerglide trans. it was far from a race car! lol!
Btw, i has a offenhouser(sp?) 4 bbl intake on my '62 Impala 2dr htp. when i was a kid, but with a tired old 283 and Powerglide trans. it was far from a race car! lol!
Old Offies
Very cool i have a 54 Chevy with some offy parts.
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