KR> aviation fuel vs autogas

2008-10-12 Thread bdazzca...@aol.com
Hi Netters, I was curious if you can go from 100LL fuel to autogas with a corvair if 100LL is not avalible? David Swanson bdazzca...@aol.com

KR> aviation fuel vs autogas

2008-10-12 Thread Mark Langford
David Swanson wrote: > I was curious if you can go from 100LL fuel to autogas with a > corvair if 100LL is not avalible? I've just put over 300 hours on mine, almost exclusively on auto fuel, if that tells you anything. It's recommended that you retard the timing a tad, but mine is set to the

KR> aviation fuel vs autogas

2008-10-12 Thread Mark Jones
-bounces+flykr2s=wi.rr@mylist.net]On Behalf Of bdazzca...@aol.com Sent: Monday, September 18, 2006 2:18 PM To: kr...@mylist.net Subject: KR> aviation fuel vs autogas Hi Netters, I was curious if you can go from 100LL fuel to autogas with a corvair if 100LL is not avali

KR> aviation fuel vs autogas

2008-10-12 Thread bdazzca...@aol.com
So then I can go back and forth if need be? David Swanson

KR> aviation fuel vs autogas

2008-10-12 Thread Stephen Teate
"So then I can go back and forth if need be?" Hello David, Besides the price, the only negative thing I have read about using 100LL is its appetite for oxygen sensors. Of course, if you aren't using one that won't be a problem. Stephen Teate Paradise, Texas

KR> aviation fuel vs autogas

2008-10-12 Thread bdazzca...@aol.com
Alright thanks alot guys. David Swanson

KR> aviation fuel vs autogas

2008-10-12 Thread Pete Diffey
Avgas is reckoned to be less prone to carb icing - not sure why that would be. The lead in avgas also helps reduces valve seat wear. Avgas is also stored under somewhat better conditions than your average forecourt You are much less likely to buy a quarter a pint of rain water water with your

KR> aviation fuel vs autogas

2008-10-12 Thread larry severson
>Avgas is reckoned to be less prone to carb icing - not sure why that >would be. Less water in the gas! >The lead in avgas also helps reduces valve seat wear. > >Avgas is also stored under somewhat better conditions than your average >forecourt You are much less likely to buy a quarter a pint of

KR> aviation fuel vs autogas

2008-10-12 Thread jscott.pi...@juno.com
Actually, Avgas has a lower vapor pressure, so doesn't cool the carb as much during atomization. Thus it freezes less water out of the air and is less prone to cause carb ice when conditions are ripe for carb icing. Avgas is also refined diffferently and does not have the varnishes and oils that

KR> aviation fuel vs autogas

2008-10-12 Thread jscott.pi...@juno.com
Actually, Avgas has a lower vapor pressure, so doesn't cool the carb as much during atomization. Thus it freezes less water out of the air and is less prone to cause carb ice when conditions are ripe for carb icing. Avgas is also refined diffferently and does not have the varnishes and oils that

KR> aviation fuel vs autogas

2008-10-12 Thread Zeuson
For those that have fiberglass tanks and are using gas with ethanol, have you noticed any degradation in your fiberglass from it and if not what epoxy/fiberglass system are you using? I had heard there might be a problem and was thinking about aluminum tanks in the wings with electric fuel pump