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Pete Cavitt writes:

<< Am unaware of anyone operating a 2-place lancair (or any other type that
comes
 to mind) with an "alternative" powerplant.  There is no track record
 established for an automotive powerplant installation with sufficient history
 to make me believe that I'd be willing to use one in my plane.>>

There are quite a few if you look around. I have a jpg of a Mazda 13B rotary
engine flying in a 360, or I guess that would make it a 79.3;)
 
<<Stick with the tried and true.  >>

You fly a Cessna then?

Regards
Brent