40 Coyote build

[Bob Morton]

My twin Coyote, modded the sharp edges on the sponsons. Seen it run, I personally have not run it yet.

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Hammer,

Break that twin out this year. Twins rock (*¿*) I see a T boat down in the left hand corner

Nails

 

[dschigoda]

Coyote Set-up info, 1981 "manual" from Pinkert.

 

[dschigoda]

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[P THOMAS]

I have the Speedmaster mount installed it fit ok between the 1/4 ply that was in the engine well.



I used a Speedmaster servo mount for the rudder.



I will get a Walt Tanks to You tank and probably get a roadrunner turn fin.

Anyone have a good 40 hydro fin that would work?

 

[Tom Foley]

Let me look around Phil I may have something here I can send you .

 

[Bill Gibson]

Phil, im pretty sure ive got the build/set up manual for the 40 boat...ill be glad to make a copy and send it to you if you want.....the boat on the left started out as a bone stock 40 Coyote, I still remember the first time I put it in the water....when it got on the pipe, I started shakin! Couldn't believe how fast it was! After a few years, I decided to kinda upgrade it...rubber motor mount, wider booms, roadrrunner turn fin, roadrunner lookin sponsons. It still has a K&B disk rotor motor in it.....those little motors could turn some Rs back in the day! The boat on the right is a 20 Coyote I redid a while back...that was my first sorta serious race boat!

 

[P THOMAS]

I have a roadrunner turn fin on order and a Walt Barney tank for it too.

 

[dschigoda]

I put the set up info from the Coyote Manual in this thread. It is in my post that is 6 posts above this post.

 

[P THOMAS]

Fitted this SG style cowl to the Coyote, could not use the roadrunner style cowl with the Mac45 cause of no carb clearance.

 

[David Bryant]

.....the boat on the left started out as a bone stock 40 Coyote. After a few years, I decided to kinda upgrade it...rubber motor mount, wider booms, roadrrunner turn fin, roadrunner lookin sponsons. It still has a K&B disk rotor motor in it.....those little motors could turn some Rs back in the day! The boat on the right is a 20 Coyote I redid a while back...that was my first sorta serious race boat!

original Coyote's

 

[Elias Vazquez]

Fitted this SG style cowl to the Coyote, could not use the roadrunner style cowl with the Mac45 cause of no carb clearance.

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Looks good with it.

 

[moparbarn]

Fitted this SG style cowl to the Coyote, could not use the roadrunner style cowl with the Mac45 cause of no carb clearance.

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Looks good with it.

Agreed, I like it.

 

[P THOMAS]

Got some more work done on my coyote 40 hydro.

Modded the rear sponsons to match the fronts.

Reinforced the transom with some carbon fiber.

Used a Speedmaster pipe mount on the rear of the radio box.

I received the tank from Walt B, it fit just right.

 

[brad nichols]

Nice job on the build, looks real nice!!!

Brad

 

[charles siler]

Got some more work done on my coyote 40 hydro.

Modded the rear sponsons to match the fronts.

Reinforced the transom with some carbon fiber.

Used a Speedmaster pipe mount on the rear of the radio box.

I received the tank from Walt B, it fit just right.

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Looks real nice Phil

 

[Butch Londrigan]

Coyote looks great Phil.

 

[Tom Foley]

Looking good Phil . I started building that boat in 1987 , great to see you getting her going !!!

 

[P THOMAS]

Looking good Phil . I started building that boat in 1987 , great to see you getting her going !!!

Yes it should be a good boat, I just got a primercoat on it today.

 

[P THOMAS]

well here is the Coyote 45 finished up. Black and neon red looks good. the neon red was a spray can paint from Ace hardware, it sprays nice and even an has a flat coat I used 2k polyu clear over it.

 

[David Bryant]

well here is the Coyote 45 finished up. Black and neon red looks good. the neon red was a spray can paint from Ace hardware, it sprays nice and even an has a flat coat I used 2k polyu clear over it

nice! Curious to see how it runs (it should fly)