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Oh those CERTIFIED plane engines !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



 
 
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Old March 3rd 06, 03:42 AM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
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Default Oh those CERTIFIED plane engines !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

RapidRonnie wrote:

Bottom line is that if you use an auto engine made in the millions you
can research the failure rate, particularly if you pick an engine used
in motorsports run to destruction you can see where they fail first. I
would pay a premium, a big premium, to be able to fly a small block
Chevy in terms of a bigger airframe than you otherwise would, just for
that huge knowledge base.


Gently disagree, Ron.

The reason is that the prop loads are far different from anything you'll
see on the race track.

Apples and oranges again...

Richard
 




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