Fine Threaded Needle Valve Assemblies for Small Engines

We have the  famous Precision Needle Valve Assemblies (NVA) for the Cox TD  .049/.051 engines. They are a must if you are running bladder pressure as the factory NVA can not  provide the fine needle adjustment needed. The unit has very fine threads (128 tpi), a long taper, and uses a friction clutch instead of the factory "click-click" needle setting. You can set the needle exactly where you want it and it will stay there. The special friction clutch also provides a superior air seal for precision settings. The unit replaces the entire factory assembly. You simple unscrew the venturi  to remove the old part and install the new NVA using the old venturi. Click Here to see a photo.

Be sure and check out our Radial Engine Mounts for the Cox as well as Norvel, Brodak, G&Z, and VA engines. Click Here

We now also offer a Precision Needle and Spray Bar Body that can be used as a Retrofit improvement to the original NVA in many rotary valve engines like the Medallion, OK, Wasp, etc. This part is approved for use with engines used in NFFS Nostalgia Events.

How often have you wished you could have the same kind of precision needle valve for your other small engines that is available for the Cox TD? Well, now you can. We are now offering the same kind of spray bar and 128 tpi needle used in the TD part. You can use JB Weld or something similar to install these in many other engines, like the Medallion and most of the other modern engines as well as the older ones like the Cub, Wasp, etc. You have your choice of two needle lengths, and you can order spare needles. The unit comes with the same friction clutch seal used on the TD part. Click HERE to see the part and the major dimensions. Note: this is not for reed engines. Rotary valve ones, only.

INTERESTING NEW USE: A customer sent me a photo of the way he has used this NVA to make a Remote Needle Valve to keep fingers away from the spinning razor blade/prop. I feel this is sort of neat and decided to share it with you. He as used it with suction on up to .15 engines. It may also work on larger engines, I don't know. He says to shape the end of output fitting to the barrel of the body so solder can not get in the small hole. Take a look HERE.

NOTE: THESE BRASS PARTS MAY HAVE SOME TARNISH. THIS IN NO WAY EFFECTS THEIR USE. YOU CAN POLISH AS DESIRED, BUT BE SURE TO CLEAN THEM WELL AFTER THE USE OF ANY ABRASIVE CHEMICALS.