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Posted for "Gliderguy89" <gliderguy89@earthlink.net>:

Lee, 

I believe John indicates it really doesn't hurt our horizontally opposed
engines but does apply to radials due to their crank and lubrication
system design. 

Regards,
	Rick Lafford
	Dansville, NY



  > > > Remember our discussion about flat-pitching the prop and pulling the
throttle to slow down our hotrods?  Well John Deakin has an interesting
write-up about it at AvWeb ...snip....   < < <