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Legends P-51 builders pages?
http://www.legendaryaircraft.com/p51specs.html This is my dream machine! Wish I could find more information! oops "Legendary" not Legends.- [email protected]
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- Forum: Warbirds / Warbird Replicas
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Legends P-51 builders pages?
I have the bug big time to start a Legends P-51. This is one of the few airlpanes I have not found any builders pages. I am trying to do my homework, any links you could pass on?- [email protected]
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- Forum: Warbirds / Warbird Replicas
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How do you keep the oil in the pan inverted
What about sustained inverted. Do they tap the valve covers to remove the oil to the sump? What is everyone using as the PCM/Computer to run the LS motors, to 15, 20 thousand feet. Does the stock computer have the programming to run that high and cold? What about 2 computers any one run...- [email protected]
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- Forum: Chevy
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How do you keep the oil in the pan inverted
What are they doing to make auto motors hold up to all the -g's I want a LS7 powered P-51. It has a dry sump oil system but I still don't know if it can fly inverted? my frist post. :-)- [email protected]
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- Forum: Chevy