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Tarno 1/2 AR details
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Re: Tarno 1/2 AR details
nitroairplane wrote:Doesn't look tooooooo hard to make. Maybe one could make one up using a tee tee carb?
I just built one from scratch with a cox T.D. RC carb last month. I could put up photo's but I don't want to hijack the thread? take a look at my avatar.
Basswood
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Re: Tarno 1/2 AR details
That muffler looks awesome! Have you made it from scratch or modified another brand?
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Re: Tarno 1/2 AR details
Mark,
You bumped this thread back from the dead, were you wanting info? Or did you just want to talk about Tarno carbs?
Ron
You bumped this thread back from the dead, were you wanting info? Or did you just want to talk about Tarno carbs?
Ron
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Re: Tarno 1/2 AR details
Hi Basswood,
If willing post a few pics of that muffler assembly.
If willing post a few pics of that muffler assembly.

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Re: Tarno 1/2 AR details
Interesting approach well done, you should start a thread and run up the engine.
Post a vid on youtube for folks to enjoy the sound and sites!

Post a vid on youtube for folks to enjoy the sound and sites!



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Re: Tarno 1/2 AR details
Thanks 1/2 A Nut, I appreciate your opinion. but next I think I need to upgrade my digital camera first. as you can see by the photo's. it has a sweet spot but sometimes it's hard to find. since I retired I just got back into the loop again from the seventies but I'm having a blast building these engines again. cant wait to fire it up. move some shims and head gaskets around, find the sweet spot in the engine.
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Re: Tarno 1/2 AR details
I like the looks over the original muffler ,, here is a link to some testing Chris did some time back .. https://www.coxengineforum.com/t12983p25-cox-074-queen-bee-nelson-plug
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Re: Tarno 1/2 AR details
I will take a look at that. thanks for the link getback.
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