If any one knows who has a Franklin 220 engine. Please reply.
Thanks R.C.
220 Franklin conversion
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220 Franklin conversion
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Assn member Paul Rostykus of oregon wrote up his Franklin conversion in the 170 News about 5 years ago. You might think about contacting him with your question(s). Have you contacted the STC holder? I think Franklin Engine Conversions in Fort Collins Colorado has it? http://www.franklinengines.com
Eric
Eric
Matt Haag, an Association member, did this conversion a couple years ago, he may be able to offer some insight as well.
http://www.geocities.com/punkin170b/
His contact info is on his website under Mountain Wave Aviation
http://www.geocities.com/punkin170b/
His contact info is on his website under Mountain Wave Aviation
Doug
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I am not at home, so I'll check for sure when I get back (this weekend). My recollection is that the adapter is part of the fuel line conversion kit that Franklin (Ft. Collins) sold us with the STC kit. It was an optional item at the time, and we opted for it.
Matt
Matt
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fuel fitting
thanks for the help i purchased fitting from franklin eng in ft collins the conversion is going along fine will post some performance figs in about a month waiting for warmer weather to do break in r.c.