Webra Bragging

[Mike Hester]

Ford, Chevy, OS, Webra, YS......

If it works and you understand it and can make it perform for you, it's your engine. If you're having a bad experience, it's probably worth trying something else.

The OS, Webra and the new DZ are all capable engines in the right hands. For instance I can't make an OS run bad to save my life, but the only 4 stroke I ever owned tore up 3 times in 4 weeks. So I'm a 2 stroke guy =P Plus is it just me, or are some of the 2 strokes unbelieveably quiet? Mine purrs, but Matt Kebabjian's is practically in stealth mode. Technology has come a long way.

I for one am just glad we have REAL alternatives in engine selection.

-Mike Hester

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  Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2002 2:42 PM
  Subject: Re: Webra Bragging


  In a message dated 9/18/2002 11:41:47 AM Eastern Daylight Time, faipatrn at msn.com writes:



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    I *HAVE* to do this...  This past weekend was my first competiton use of the Webra 1.45 AAR "Redhead"....and my PastoMuff silencer....I think the guys I flew with would agree to two statements;
        1.  The Webra was flawless, performed perfectly and had TONS of power    and
        2.  The PastoMuff, during flight, was very DEFINITELY a quiet setup.  Had a bit of the Yamaha ring nnnna ningg on downlines, but I'll work on that.

    The Redhead was turnign the APC 17 x 12 Std. around 7800 on 15%....and worked JUST FINE!!!   A *most excellent* motor....

    Bob Pastorello



  Bob 

  Welcome to the land of WEBRA. It is an awsome, reliable, predictable, simple to set-up and run powerplant. I do think it makes for the quietest set-up around. 

  You will find the engine will turn a variety of different props at similar RPM's. It develops torque to burn.

  Matt Kebabjian 
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