wrote: > > > The difference between s4,5,6 does not seem to matter so much as the > > difference between individual rotors. > > Sorry Dave, but I wouldn't count on this being a true statement. I suspec= t > you will definately be unhappy if you get the wrong version counterweight > installed. > > The difference between rotors is generally not much, and you're allowed t= o > have rotors that are something like 3 letter codes apart without > balancing. > I don't think having the right series counterweight is optional though. > > Rusty > > Can someone translate all these buzzwords and explain how they relate to > one > another? > > S4, S5, S6, letter codes on rotors, etc??? > > Thanks, > Bill Bradburry > > > -- > Homepage: http://www.flyrotary.com/ > Archive and UnSub: http://mail.lancaironline.net/lists/flyrotary/ > ------=_Part_11897_1732385.1128603552962 Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Content-Disposition: inline

S4 stands for Series 4 RX-7 which was the 86-88 model years.&nbs= p; Series 5 is 89-91, and S6 is the 13B-REW from 93-95 (in this country).&n= bsp; I think there may have been a Series 7 with some small changes on the = RX-7s made in Japan.

We just started using these terms here but they are otherwise widely u= sed. Saves on typing... unless you have to explain it every tim= e :-)

The Weight codes are used for balancing the rotating assembly, and tha= t is all I can tell you about that.

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On 10/6/05, = bbradburry@allvantage.com<= /b> <bbradburry@allvantage.= com > wrote:
> The difference between s4,5= ,6 does not seem to matter so much as the
> difference between indivi= dual rotors.

Sorry Dave, but I wouldn't count on this being a true statement.&nb= sp; I suspect
you will definately be unhappy if you get the wrong v= ersion counterweight
installed.

The difference between rotors is = generally not much, and you're allowed to
have rotors that are something like 3 letter codes apart without balanc= ing.
I don't think having the right series counterweight is optional tho= ugh.

Rusty

Can someone translate all these buzzwords and expl= ain how they relate to one
another?

S4, S5, S6, letter codes on rotors, etc???

Thank= s,
Bill Bradburry

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