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South Korean autoengines...

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Chlomo

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Location
Seoul
Greetings everyone!So..another thread about auto engine conversion. Here goes.Where I live in (Seoul, Korea) the roads are practically teeming with Hyundais and Kias(though the percentages have dwindled somewhat in the last few years) which leads me to think those might be a potential option.Thing is.. I don't have any measurable experience with cars(As a college dude I've been driving for... 3 months now?).Yes it would be ideal if German or Japanese high performance reliable engines could come in handy but we all must face the realiy and venture into practical solutions. (My hats waaaaay off to Germans! )It is my understanding Korean automakers have found there way in north american markets these recent years(I am surprised!) and some of you may have one or owned one in the past..Are they reliable enough for usage in 80hp LSA aircraft?Any likelihood of easy conversion?I harbor some skepticism especially for the lower end product line such as accent.Replys are deeply appreciated!
 
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