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Offline Gerald Arana

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Engine Mounting Holes
« on: January 05, 2014, 08:50:01 PM »
Can anyone tell me what engine will fit in the ST 56-60 mounting holes? I'm wondering if the Avastar 61 in a clone.

Thanks, Jerry  H^^

Offline Steve Helmick

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Re: Engine Mounting Holes
« Reply #1 on: January 05, 2014, 09:30:30 PM »
2Star .60 & (I think) .61. I personally bolted my 2Star .60bb in place of a ST .60. I think Pete Ferguson swapped back/forth between a ST .60 and a 2Star .61 Lite in a series of Strega ARFs. I really like my .60. The 2Stars are fairly expensive, unless you can find a deal through Roy Trantham or friend.

I do have two ST .60's available. One is a light case T&L, NIB. The other is a low time "K" model Big Jim Greenaway engine. At one time, I wanted to compare them...not so much anymore. I'll take $225 for the T&L and $250 for the Big Jim...plus postage and insurance. The T&L comes with a new Scott Dinger muffler and the adapter. The Big Jim comes with a tongue muffler...I think it's a Windy U. unit, and nice, as tongue mufflers go. 

The Aviastar .60 is said to be based on a .46 case, so is not so likely to swap into ST .60 mounts easily. Probably would bolt in where a Magnum .40/.53 does...which is about the same as a G.51 in width but shorter fore & aft hole spacing.   H^^ Steve
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Re: Engine Mounting Holes
« Reply #2 on: January 05, 2014, 09:39:34 PM »
Hi Steve,

Thank for the reply. Unfortunately my budget for this particular model isn't very high and I do have several 60's that I can use if necessary. The problem is it's going to be a lot of work and that is what I was hoping to avoid!  LL~ LL~ LL~

Cheers, Jerry

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