McCoy Mufflers

[Christopher Root]

Hello!

I have several McCoy engines (.19, .29. .35) which could use a muffler.  Any suggestions? I tried connecting with Scott Dinger last year, but was unsuccessful.  Thanks!

C R

[Russell Shaffer]

Look for Scott B Riese in the members.  He is a great McCoy guy.

[John Paris]

If you are looking for a tongue style muffler,  Brodak carries one for the 29 and 35.  TM-20.


http://brodak.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/t/m/tm-20.jpg

[Avaiojet]

I made my own. I bootlegged this style from another modeler. Not as nice but it works.

My bootlegged muffler on the P-40 and the other is the one I coppied. You can see the difference. Like I said, mine isn't as nice, but it works.

Rolled aluminum and a cap.

A bit of work but the results are worth it.

[Chuck_Smith]

You can go "period correct" and find a Tatone Peace Pipe. I flew many a McCoy .35 on one in the day. Not fun.

[BillP]

I'm flying the same size Big Art tongue muff on the 35RH & 40RH. Unfortunately, it doesn't fit the 36 Super Stunt.

bp

[Mark Scarborough]

Look for Scott B Riese in the members.  He is a great McCoy guy.

This is your Go to,,
Scott is to my knowledge one of the most knowledgeable in McCoy power plants That I know of, he also makes really decent mufflers  get ahold of him

[tom brightbill]

x3 for Scott, beautiful work and quick service.

[Phil Krankowski]

I made my own. I bootlegged this style from another modeler. Not as nice but it works.

My bootlegged muffler on the P-40 and the other is the one I coppied. You can see the difference. Like I said, mine isn't as nice, but it works.

Rolled aluminum and a cap.

A bit of work but the results are worth it.

I need to make one of those too. 

http://stunthanger.com/smf/building-techniques/home-made-mufflers/

I need to make an airplane for the particular McCoy first though... or something.

Phil

[john e. holliday]

Thanks guys for the info as I have some Fox's that need decent mufflers.

[Avaiojet]

This is your Go to,,
Scott is to my knowledge one of the most knowledgeable in McCoy power plants That I know of, he also makes really decent mufflers  get ahold of him

Yes, there's no doubt about that, Scott Riese does make great mufflers. Outstanding in fact.  

I'm one of his many customers.

Here's two photos of Scott's excellent work.

[Christopher Root]

Thanks!  How do I get in contact with Scott?
C R

[Mark Scarborough]

you can personal message him on here, ,I think he even has a section in the vendors corner,,

I talked to him, but he felt like if he pounced in here it would seem like he was trolling for business, so look him up here,, and he will hook you up

[Christopher Root]

Thank you!  Could not find out how to PM on the forum here.  I tried an old e-mail address, but it got bounced back to me.  Scott, would you mind private-messaging me instead? Thanks!

C R

[Jim Kraft]

Scott also has teflon buttons for the crank, and assorted gaskets and other stuff. And a super nice guy to deal with.

[Mark Scarborough]

Thank you!  Could not find out how to PM on the forum here.  I tried an old e-mail address, but it got bounced back to me.  Scott, would you mind private-messaging me instead? Thanks!

C R

Christopher,
if you look at the top of the forum main page, there is a bar of links ,,
there is one that says "members"
you can click on that, and then search page by page fo rhim, or you can do a member search,,
his name is
Scott B. Riese
you will find an option to send him a pm there,,
I will also let him know to try to get ahold of you as well,, he doesnt get on here every day,,

[Pat Chewning]

Just repeating what's already been said.  Scott made me some tongue mufflers for LA engines and they were quickly done, work well, and look great!