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"Frode Berg" wrote in message
... Hi all! I am in a co ownership of a 1968 Arrow, and our engine is currently operating on overtime (allowed extra time before complete overhaul) I have been given the priviledge of findig out our options on a replacement engine. Can someone provide a web page with links to different European shops that would do this? Air Power supply factory engines if you want to go down that road. http://www.factoryengines.com/ If you can persuade your local maintenance shop to do the swap, that may be the most cost effective route. What would our options be? A new engine? Refurbished one? What would be the pro's and con's of those two, and the price difference. Here's a typical set of numbers from the site above: New $33,100 Remanufactured $21,900 Overhauled $19,600 The difference between a reman and a factory overhaul is mainly in terms of formally zeroing the time rather than making it SMOH. In principle the tolerances are tighter for the reuse of parts. In practice it might not make much difference. Julian Scarfe |
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