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>If you add the extra 14" bay to the back, I'd feel free to add 2" to 
>the front, maybe even 3"
>I'd be interested to know what Larry Flesner did up front, since 
>he's even taller and long in the legs.
>Mark Langford
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My KR is stretched 24 inches over a standard KR, all to the rear.  A 
few more inches forward of the spar would be nice and  would work 
nicely on my KR with an 0-200 on a HAPI VW mount on one inch spacers 
at the firewall.  Mount your rudder pedals to the top firewall box to 
eliminate floor obstructions.  Something else I did, and I'm taking 
this from memory, was to raise the instrument panel station 1 3/4 
inches above firewall height and held the bottom of the instrument 
panel to the top side of the top longeron. You can see the upsweep on 
my forward deck in the photo.  It looks curved but is actually a 
straight line from the firewall to the instrument panel.  Flaring in 
the windshield gives it a curved look.  I continued my canopy 
vertically from the top longeron about 7 or 8 inches before rounding 
over the top.  On a solo cross country I stretch my legs out between 
the pedals to the firewall and I'm quite comfortable.

http://www.krnet.org/krs/lflesner/101009203m.jpg

Larry Flesner


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