GT35R 35cc Rear Exhaust Two-Stroke Engine - NGH-GT35R
Here at Motion RC we are pleased to present our customers with the NGH line of gas engines. NGH have become known for building quality gas engines that offer light weight, power and reliability at a very affordable price. They are manufactured and designed from scratch for model aircraft, they are not modified chainsaw or similar types of engines that have been in the past, they are purpose made.
The third engine in the series; The 35cc comes with all the features of the 17 and 25. It uses the CM6 spark plug. The exhaust too is upgraded with two outlets (reversible for inverted use) with some baffling and "pepper pots" for a quieter flight. Also included are the the adjustable T mounts. CNC machined and anodized this mount is as good as it looks.
The cylinder on the GT35R is rotated to make it a rear exhaust.
Features:
\nRear exhaust outlet for great model applications
One of the most compact yet powerful 35cc engines in its class
Compact and powerful, the ideal 2 stroke for your 35cc sized model
Twin outlet exhaust for improved performance
Front mounted Genuine Walbro carburetor for reliable running and easy tuning
Forged crank shaft supported by dual bearings
Traditional Blue anodized 'beam' style engine mounts included
Blue anodized 'beam' style engine mounts included
RCEXL Ignition with automatic advancing system
Light weight design, powerful output and excellent reliability 
Attractive blue anodized prop hub
Clean burning, no more oily residue on your model
Standard single nut prop shaft allowing easy use of a wide range of props
Purpose made, specifically designed from the ground up and optimized for gas powered RC planes
\nIncludes:
\nNGH GT35R 35cc Rear Exhaust Two-Stroke Engine
Muffler
NGH ignition system
CM6 Spark plug
Instruction manual
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RC Engine Maintenance Notice
Please note: All RC model gas-powered engines require the user to properly set up, tune, and maintain the engine in order to achieve consistent peak performance. You will need to break-in the engine initially, then perform routine maintenance including cleaning the engine, lubricating its seals and moving parts, and adjusting the fuel mixture and valves as necessary. This is considered the normal responsibility of owning and operating an RC gas engine. For further questions, please contact Customer Support.