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From: Michael Aarons <Michael@mediquest.net>
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Subject: IO360 Turbo normalise
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I'm looking into turbo normalising my engine for my lancair 360.  It's an
injected F1A6.
Looking for a little advise so as not to re invent the wheel. Has anyone
done this or have any plans?
I'm aware that there is a kit, but working with Australian dollars and
labour I'm hoping for a more economical solution.
Thanks for any help or advise.  Michael Aarons (Perth Australia)