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lancair sells the spacer for your nosewheel. thanks larry

-----Original Message-----
>From: Jerry Fisher <jeremyfisher@verizon.net>
>Sent: May 2, 2006 10:37 PM
>To: Lancair Mailing List <lml@lancaironline.net>
>Subject: [LML] Prop Diameter
>
>I am just getting round to selecting the prop for my 360.  Could someone 
>advise me what the realistic maximum diameter is to avoid trimming the 
>tips every time you hit a bump on the taxiway, or brake hard?  I have 
>heard various figures from 68 to 72 inches, and would like to know what 
>other people's experience is.  I am looking at a 71 inch prop as one 
>candidate.
>
>Also, can you increase ground clearance by putting a small spacer 
>between the nose oleo and the nose gear fork, or does that introduce 
>other problems?  Thanks.
>
>Jerry Fisher
>
>
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