Those who have heard it before I am repeating so bear with me.
Jeff and all netters reading: There is NO FUEL ECONOMY savings with fuel
injection! You are only changing the way that the fuel is delivered and its
accuracy, so it helps in overall horsepower and torque, but does not make ANY
bett
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>Subject: KR> EFI and larger head stuff
>Date: Tue, 7 Jun 2005 19:36:25 -0400
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>Those who have heard it before I am repeating so bear with me.
>
>Jeff and all netters reading: There is NO FUEL ECONOMY savings with fuel
>injection! You are only c
> 1. leave the plane as designed, its not broke so dont try to fix it or
> re-engineer it.
Make the fuselage wider, no matter what else you do, or you'll have to saw
your passenger's arm off at the shoulder, or get used to having it around
your neck. That is one change that is absolutely necessar
And I should have added to make the widest point of the fuselage at the
shoulders, not at the knees as shown in the plans. This not only makes
ergonomic sense, but aerodynamic sense as well, as the widest part of the
fuselage should be close to the trailing edge of the wing for minimum drag.
Mark
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