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FlyCorvair.com
If your looking at finding William Wynne, he RARELY answers his email. The mailbox is usually full. I would suggest if you need to order parts, just order them off the website. William has made great strides over the last 6-9 months in filling orders more quickly. He has outsourced a lot of...- Skyridersbn
- Post #7
- Forum: Corvair
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Air Drill recommendation ?
If your drilling aluminum (as in aircraft parts) you want really high speeds (about 3,000 rpms). The faster the drill cuts, the cleaner the hole is going to be (and a lot less burrs to have to take off). I have used a lot of different air drills (mostly all cheap ones like CP and Harbor...- Skyridersbn
- Post #6
- Forum: Workshop Tips & Secrets / Tools
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Corvair engine Q?
I bought 2 Corvair core engines up in Milwaukee (I live about 4 hours from there) and I paid $300 for both of them. Basically, the only thing you are after is the block, crankshaft and heads. The heads shouldn't be the smog type. As posted before, William Wynne out of Orange Park Florida is...- Skyridersbn
- Post #9
- Forum: Corvair