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Subject: IVP/IVPT gear vibrations
X-Original-Date: Sat, 27 Feb 2010 12:34:58 -0700

On all the IVP 's I've flown all have the same issue with the main  
gear vibrating quite badly when you brake to turn while taxiing. We  
recently removed the high energy Cleveland brakes and installed a set  
of Matco multiple disk brakes. Absolutely no vibration with the  
Matco's and they have better stopping power. Only draw back is they  
don't disipate heat very well as they are internal to the wheel. Three  
stop and goes produces enough heat to melts the resin attaching the  
pads to thier disks. So don't do multiple stop and goes.

Barney Britton