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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [FlyRotary] Re: Atkins parts
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Posted for <13brv3@mchsi.com>:

Ed mentioned that he'd recommend keeping the flow dispersers in with the
injectors.  I just noticed that the injector angle on the tb is such that
the fuel stream travels in the intake air stream for about 6" before it
blasts against the inner wall of the manifold... I've got to believe this
is intended to help break up the fuel into the required mist before getting
to the combustion chamber.  Any thoughts on this?
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You might ask Dave.  I think this is the manifold he's using on his plane.
BTW, did you buy the fuel rail to go with the TB?  I got that, but didn't
get the injectors, since I may have some that will work.

Rusty


[No, I didn't think to get the fuel rail... I probably should do that.  That 
would certainly make more sense than trying to cobble something together on my 
own.  I assume that the rail includes the mounting bracket that attaches to 
the throttle body?  Time to get back on the phone.

         <Marv>             ]