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December 19th 04, 02:54 AM
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Thanks! The question was primarily about the engines themeseleves.
Curuios what company manufactures the new engines. I'll see if the CJ-6 has a different named engine (I.E. Chinese copy) Don't be mistaken. The CJ-6 is much too small an aircraft to take the Asch 82 engine. But if they are being built in China, and I think Flugwerk says they get theirs from China, then the CJ-6 importers could probably find one. John Dupre' 
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December 19th 04, 07:59 AM
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Yeah. I checked and figured out that the engines were very different.
(300 vs 1900 hp). Good deal, will look into it. Thanks for all your help!
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