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Old April 26th 04, 08:39 PM
Jim Carter
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I seem to remember the Bellanca Super Viking or may the turbo-Super came
with 300 ponys up front. Of course that uses pretty old, cloth covered
technology. Surely the Cirrus is much faster since it is new technology
(laughing with tongue in cheek)...

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"Jeff" wrote in message
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Dennis
the SR22 is fast compared to other planes with smaller engines, but

compare it
to a plane with the same 310 HP engine, I dont think you will see much

speed
difference.

what other planes out there have a 310 HP engine?

Dennis wrote:

Holy crap! I guess I should have done some more research first...

I really, really, really like the performance spec's and looks of the
Currus.. My wife read your comment and now she's put off on the idea...
Gonna have to find something else now before she but the breaks on a new
plane purchase..

Dennis
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"C J Campbell" wrote in message
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I personally would not buy one of these airplanes until:

1) The airframe life limit of 4,030 hours is rescinded or at least

tripled;
and

2) They find out why these planes are falling out of the sky with such
regularity and do something about it. If this behavior keeps up, the

FAA
is
likely to ground the entire fleet; and

3) Something is done about the atrocious quality control problems that
Cirrus has been having.