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<div id="_htmlarea_default_style_" style="font:10pt arial,helvetica,sans-serif"> Posted for RMiller904@aol.com:<br><br>  I can answer for him on that one it is a certified engine used in a  aero <br> commander I think. It is not certified now because of the oil pan made for <br> the <br> Lancair. I did the test flights on this plane in Ca and it is now in Fl.  <br> Strong engine just needs a diffferent cowling for cooling on the lancair, it <br>has  <br> the exhaust coming out the tope of the cylinders instead of the bottom.  Ron<br> <br> _www.ronsflying.com_ (http://www.ronsflying.com/) <br> <br> <br>"""<br>I’m not following you  here. Updraft cooling? Why so? Is this an engine <br> specific  specification? <br> Jim  Nordin <br>
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