KR> Results from Break IN run with new carb location and intakemanifold

Randy...If you note. The cylinders on an engine, straight or V or opposed, are numbered with respect to the crankshaft journal's position to the front or sometimes rear of the engine...If a certain cylinder is controlled by #3 journal it will be number #3 cylinder. Its that simplebob p --- Ran

KR> 3 Gallon Header Tank

been told that the alcohol that you might have in the fuel you purchase degrades both polyester and epoxy resinsbob pearce --- D Lively wrote: > Jeff: > > A good thought as well but I figured this would also > form the ledge that is built in to the pre-molded > tank and forn th

KR> Bangers & Mash

beats spam. --- laser...@juno.com wrote: > Babies, Vegemite, and endless re-posting of each > email on these > fascinating subjects. > > Anyone up for discussing Bovril? > > Mike > > ___ > Search the KRnet Archives at > http://www.maddyhome.com/krsrch/index

KR> T-88 Epoxy

Darren.Contact my friend in Australia, Chas Knightsbridge for details on epoxy...cknightsbri...@hotmail.combob pearce --- Darren Crompton wrote: > I guess this post is more for the Aussies. > > I am unable to find a supplier for T-88 Epoxy here > in Australia. Is there

KR> sanding joints?

suggest that sanding, unless all the dust is removed actually contaminates a joint. I might add that besides repairs and restorations I have built 7 airplanes, 2 of which were of my own design...bob pearce --- Russ Kendall wrote: > Hi everyone, I've searched the archives on the topic > of

KR> Ordinary Insulation Foam & Glass

Regarding sealing foams...It has been my experience, all negative, that somewhere there will be a pinhole or 2 through which the styrene will creep eating out the foam behindThe only safe way with these foams that I know of is to use epoxy resinbob p --- D Lively wrote: > Netters: > > H

KR> really dumb question, pushrods

You fools...A yard stick is something made of wood or other material that you keep in your back yard...Unless, of course, you happen to have a front yard stick...bob p --- Brian Kraut wrote: > Cut 85.6 mm off of your meter stick and you will > have a yard stick. > > Brian Kraut > Engineering Alt

KR> Safety check item

Yes Joe, but a sleeve or bushing will increase the area of contact with the wood quite dramatically. A few moments with your calculator will prove this outbob p --- "Joseph H. Horton" wrote: > Russ et all, > I had to think about this for a couple days > and decided that this > is not