Supertiger 2300 Questions/Problem

[Emory Schroeter]

You said that you replaced the carb, so I assume that you have a Perry or OS. Either of those should work. If you are running the main tank/ hopper tank set-up (this is what I run), you also have to consider the position of the main tank relative to the carb. I have a hydeout the has two tanks. Originally, I had the main tank an inch or two above the carb and the hopper tank was in line. It would get very rich and eventually die. When I moved the main tank in line with the carb and hopper tank, everything was fine. As long as the needles are set properly, it runs great! But, both tanks do need to be at the same height as the carb. If you can't change the position of the tanks, you may want to use a Perry pump. You could also be having a problem with the homemade muffler, if it isn't providing a good transition.

Good luck,
Emory Schroeter.
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Royce Dorsett 
  To: discussion at nsrca.org 
  Sent: Monday, May 05, 2003 5:40 PM
  Subject: Supertiger 2300 Questions/Problem


  Hello all,

      I am having problems with the mid-range of my ST2300. I have replaced the carb and the ring. I use 15% Wildcat fuel. I use a 14oz. main fuel tank and a 4oz. hopper tank feed the engine. The fuel line from the hopper tank and the engine is approx. 8" and is on the center line with the engine.  The muffler is home made. Because the engine is mounted inverted, I have taken a Max header, cut it to about 3". Then it turned 90 degrees into a small expansion chamber, then out to a small tube under the plane.  If anybody has any ideas or more questions I may answer, I would appreciate it.

  Thanks,

  Royce
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