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    Are there any 320 or 360 owners out there who have used Airflow 
Performance's Horizontal Mount Purge Valve, with the metered fuel hose 
going around the front of #1 cylinder? If so, I'd sure like to see a 
photo or two of the hose and actuating control routing.
    Airflow Performance recommends the horizontal mounting for tight 
cowlings like Lancairs and gave  me the horizontal mount fittings, but 
it sure seems more cumbersome than the vertical mount.
                      Charles


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