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Old April 27th 04, 02:00 PM
Jay Honeck
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the 6 cylinder engines run nice and smooth compared to the 4 cylinder
ones.
That was one thing I noticed fast about my arrow, its also something

others,
who do not fly in 6 cylinder planes notice as soon as the engine starts.


Yeah, it's definitely a different sound and feel. Now, when I go for a ride
in a 4-cylinder plane, the engine sounds really odd to my ears.

And you sure get spoiled with climb and speed in a hurry. Last time I rode
in a Warrior, it felt like we were standing still.
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Iowa City, IA
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