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SUPER Tiger G4500 45cc Plane Engine New Very Rare New Never used
If you know your engines you know how good these engine are.
I have for sale a super rare Super Tiger G4500 45cc plane engine. Those of you who know engines will know how good and powerful these engines are.
Only selling due to being too big for my scale plane. Looks brand new with all accessories. Also in sale is a 22x10 new high quality large prop. This engine is super powerful.
Uses 0-5% Nitro, low oil fuel. Massive power...a real stump puller. Amazingly easy on fuel. Can use in planes with 100" Wing Spans and larger.
I understand this engine will run on petrol oil mix as well and is amazing powerful, for a large plane. Muffler, light weight mount, extra small muffler, and 22x10 prop included.
I have listed as new as there is no signs of being used, beautiful high powered engine. The only thing I can see is that the engine mount has been drilled with one extra hole to mount holes, no problems what so ever.
Specifications:
- 1 cylinder
- Displacement: 2.760 cubic inches
- Bore: 1.750 (in.)
- Stroke In: 1.420 (in.)
- Shaft: 10mm x 1.25 thread
- Low RPM: 1500
- High RPM: 8000
- 4.500 bhp @ 8000 RPM
- Prop: 20x8 - 22x8-(22x10 prop included)
Happy to post to anywhere at your cost. Overseas to be advised but £12.00 to the UK only
I have it for sale on E Bay starting at £198. See E bay 122342880932 With full pictures
Open to offers above this

Last one I sold was £50.....

then I would keep it.

Run on petrol.... only with an expensive conversion kit,

Also to get the thing to run sweet you had to change the carb to an OS carb

I have one so will stick it on Ebay

Mine ran fine on the stock carb...actually in the heli world everone took their OS carbs off and fitted Super Tigre :-)
Just needed an OS F FS plug (G2300-2000,2500,3250 all the same) 11% oil (most people seemed to miss this)
You could hardly call it easy on fuel though...
I still hold some parts in stock :-)

Hello well over priced but will go £70 posted just for the nostalgia regards Kevin

Would rather keep it