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Subject: Re: [LML] Re: 360 Engine???
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Guy, I'm not much help with the details because I didn't build my =20
airplane.  However, my 360 does have the IO, angled valve, 360.  It =20
does have the long mount, and some other mods like blueprint, port and =20
polish, 10:1 pistons, MKII tail, etc. I think it flys great.  It does =20
not have a header tank.

I haven't flown other 360s so I don't really have a comparison.  I'm =20
not aware that my airplane has major differences in the cowl than the =20
factory one, although no two are identical :)   It is a homebuilt, =20
experimental after all.

Matt McManus
LNC2 360


>   I was wondering if anyone could tell me if a IO-360 200hp engine =20
> with the angle valves would fit in a 320/360? If so are there any =20
> mods that need to be done? Would I need a long engine mount, and =20
> cowl??
>
>   Thanks,
>   Guy Foreman
>   guyjill01@hotmail.com
>
>
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