2010 Piper Super Cub Javron Experimental

Comments

• 2010 Piper Super Cub Javron Wide Body is a highly modified STOL aircraft built specifically for off-airport operations, bush flying, and competition use. With extensive Alaskan-style modifications, this aircraft has proven capability and has achieved wins in off-airport competitions.
• Powered by an Aerosport O-375 engine producing 195HP, it delivers strong low-speed performance with a stall speed of approximately 26 knots and a cruise of around 80 knots. Designed for serious utility and adventure flying, it offers exceptional capability for remote operations, camping, and rugged environments.
• Highly modified STOL aircraft with Alaskan bush setup
• Competition winner with proven off-airport capability
• 195HP Aerosport O-375 engine
• Extremely low 26 knot stall speed
• Wide body fuselage for improved comfort
• 180L fuel capacity for extended range
• Extensive use of carbon fibre .
• Strong, powerful, and light adventure aircraft.

Engine Specifications

Aerosport O-375 (carbureted), 195 HP, 767 hours since new, low compression 8.5:1 (mogas capable), titanium sump and flywheel, lightweight alternator, Earthex battery, Sutton exhaust, 1 magneto and 1 Emag electronic ignition.

Whirlwind ground adjustable carbon fibre prop (200 hours)

Additional Features

Extended wings, longer flaps, ailerons moved outboard. Alaskan airframes belly pod, Alaskan airframes lightweight struts, Safety cables, AOS suspension, Dakota wing tips, Headerless fuel system, 31" bushwheels, Baby bush wheel. 3" extended gear. 3" forward gear, Upgraded axles. Double puck brakes. The powder coated airframe came standard with upgraded chrome moly tubing, 4" wider fuselage,thrustline mod built into the engine mount. Swing out engine mount, 5 degree increase in wing incidence, firewall bracing, overhead trim,additional overhead wing bracing, extended baggage, rear baggage door.