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#11
November 7th 03, 04:30 PM
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Have you looked at RAM engines? They have a 310HP 3-blade prop conversion
for older 210s. 
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November 8th 03, 12:08 AM
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Thanks for the suggestion. It looks like they do T-210s (with
TSIO-520-H engines) through 1976. No joy for my 1980 P-210 with the TSIO-520-P. --Phil Kellman "McGregor" wrote in message ink.net... Have you looked at RAM engines? They have a 310HP 3-blade prop conversion for older 210s.
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