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Thanks for the links. That is one beautiful engine and the weight is better
than I thought. I'll bet it sounds nice too. I have been leaning toward an experimental with a V8 since I talked with a friend who ate a sprague gear on his 421 which lead to a 50k rebuild and six weeks of waiting. Granted, a 520 or 540 is less but still... "stol" wrote in message ups.com... The engine is far from stock. It uses a Ford Motorsports block, cocla crank. H beam rods, titaniam valves etc. The best stuff one can buy. It did cost me 12,000+ to build including the redrive but that's far less expensive then a comparable certified 300 hp motor.If you are a true motor head you will appreciate pics of it. here are a few links of the plane. There are some on Jays, alexisparkinn's site, Beltedairs'site and www.ch701.com. http://www.zenithair.com/stolch801/builder-pics/bh2.jpg http://www.zenithair.com/stolch801/builder-pics/bh1.jpg Firewallforward weight including a three bladed inflight adj prop is less then 420 lbs. A little lighter then a fully dressed 0-360Lyc and twice the power in a detuned state. It is basically a full race sprint car motor capable of 800+ hp so it is just idleing along, Ben |
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