I did not get a chance to measure mine on Sunday. But Parley mentions his 
header tank being 20 gallons. I am not sure how that big a tank fits but I 
guess it obviously does. My header tank is only 5 gallons and as I recall it 
has a cut out on the side nearest the transponder. I wish I would have measured 
mine because I think that with a smaller header tank there could be 9 inches of 
space between the instrument panel and the tank. Maybe I can get back out to 
the airport tonight and remember to measure it.  


Jeff York
Georgetown Scott County FAA airport of the year
KR2 2010 Gathering Peoples Choice and Best Interior
2011 Air Fest Best Experimental and Best instrument panel



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 From: P.Byington <byington1...@embarqmail.com>
To: KR2 Net <kr...@mylist.net> 
Sent: Sunday, December 4, 2011 7:46 PM
Subject: Fw: KR> Behind panel clearance

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Date:  Sunday, Dec.4,2011
Subject:  Instrument panel space

Dave;
Since I have my Kr-2 in the garage, I went out and measured the distance 
from the back of the instrument panel to the back edge of the header tank, 
this measurement is 6.5 inches.

My plane is a plans built aircraft and the fuel tank is made of fiberglass 
with a cut out on the right side for the transponder, this cutout measures, 
7"wide X 7.5" deep X 2.5 inches height.  The tank hold 20 gals, has a self 
designed/built capacitive fuel gage installed and works great.

Hope this information is of use.

Thanks
Parley Byington


But about how much space is there between the instrument panel of a
typical non-Sed KR-2, and the fuel tank?

How likely is it that I'll be able to install a 9" deep instrument
('EFIS Sport' PFD)  with the stock fuel tank config?



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