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    auto engine conversions

    is it necessary to increase clearances on a honda civic engine when converted fo aircraft power?
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    Inverted Engine

    Inverted honda civic engine - woulld installing expansion chambers to bottom of water jackets take care of air or steam pockets?
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    How Possible would it be to Invert an Auto V Engine?

    inverted honda civic engine-woulld installing expansion chambers to bottom of water jackets take care of air or steam pockets?
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    plywood wing skin

    must scarf joints be positioned directly over rib cap strips on wood what is correct grain direction for wing skins-1.5 m. 90 deg. birch ply.?
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    Honda Civic engine for aircraft?

    civic vtec.sohc.1.6l. 115h/p@5600-115 lb.ft.@4500 w'psru appr. 225 lb.
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    Honda Civic engine for aircraft?

    1.6 vtec sohc d16y5 115h/[email protected].@4500 wt. appr.200 lb-w'psru appr.225 lb-regards reg
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    Honda Civic engine for aircraft?

    I am buliding a wood tandem taildragger powered by a Honda Civic 1.6 L engine inverted with Marcote geared P.S.R.U. Do you know why this conversion isn't more popular? Also - is it necessary to enlarge clearances for aircraft use?
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