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Saito 4-Stroke Myth

04/21/2001 by

Copyright:© 2001 Horizon Hobby, Inc.

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Page 1: Saito 4 Stroke Myths
Page 2: Myth number 1:
Page 3: Myth number 2:
Page 4: Myth number 3:
Page 5: Myth number 4:
Page 6: Myth number 5:
Page 7: Myth number 6:
Page 8: Unchallenged reliability, Unequaled Enjoyment
Page 9: Hot NEW plug from Hangar 9
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Myth number 3:

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The needles need lots of adjustments.

Andy Pound's Hangar 9 CAP 232

Andy Pound flies a Hangar 9 CAP 232 with a Saito 180 in front. "After you get the needles set the first time, leave 'em. You can always depend on good, consistent runs every time you go out. The only time I adjust the needle, is when I change nitro content of the fuel."


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