Cox QRC or Dragonfly

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Mudhen wrote:I have some available.
How many do you need and where will I be sending them.

What a wonderful gesture!  If I may Mud, could I ask you to post a picture of the “rubber” muffler?  Just so I know what to look for when digging thru parts boxes of  rocking horse manure!!  Thanks!  

Ps:the only rubber muffler I’m familiar with is the one Roddie made out of a bicycle inner tube.

Hi Mudhen
That would be really helpful!! They would be sent to Fairfield CA. Can I give an address? But no horse manure needed

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Beautiful car. Mudhen I'm sorry I'm struggling to get to the PM function. How do I do that? Sorry and the rubber ring in the picture is exactly what i really need.

Thanks
Iceberg

Iceberg wrote:Beautiful car. Mudhen I'm sorry I'm struggling to get to the PM function. How do I do that? Sorry and the rubber ring in the picture is exactly what i really need.

Thanks
Iceberg

Thanks for the picture Mud. I’ll keep an eye out in future searches.

Iceberg: the PM feature (private message) is activated by clicking on the little sillioute of a body with PM on it, located in the bottom avatar section of the person you want to message to.
Enter the PM function is like using e mail. Hope that helps!

Those interested, Cox International has a genuine Cox throttle muffler kit using the R/C Bee styled one with silicon rubber cover, US$ 29.95

3615 - Cox .049 Throttle & Muffler Assembly

GallopingGhostler wrote:Those interested, Cox International has a genuine Cox throttle muffler kit using the R/C Bee styled one with silicon rubber cover, US$ 29.95

3615 - Cox .049 Throttle & Muffler Assembly

I would query the listing, if Bernie's listening in.  The ad on Cox International's website describes the muffler as fitting a wide range of engines, but in reality I would suggest that it is only really recommended for engines without SPI.  SPI equipped engines are not suitable for use with a muffler such as this as they ingest too much spent exhaust gas.  Sure, they would still run (albeit at lower power), and I have no evidence to back up my claim, but there's enough anecdotal evidence to say that this is the case.

On another note, I was helped by a member here some years ago to complete my R/C Bee, which was also missing the rubber ring.  I'm pretty sure it was the only model engine factory fitted with this muffler.