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Alternative Engines
Volumes III


 

Content overview 8
Observations 9
Adapting the Mazda 13B to the RV-6A Aircraft- Anderson 15
Carburetors vs . Fuel Injection: Review and Concerns– Carter 45
DIESELS: A Prototype Airplane with a Diesel Engine-Lucas

48

Engine Basics: Detonation and Pre-ignition-Cline

61

Dean Berry's 4.3 Chevy RV-6A Aircraft -Berry

     67

Introducing a New Redrive for Auto Engine Conversions - Deschenes 72
A Chevy 4.3 Liter Engine in a RV-6A - Pitts 76
APEX Turbine Powered Luscombe Silvaire 8E -Combs 80
Update: Art Luther's 2.7 Liter Subaru RV-6A - Luther 87
Suzuki I.0 and 1.3 liter Engine Horsepower and Torque Curves - lshikawa 89
Daimler Chrysler Corporation Viper Engine - Brown Ill 90
Working with the Subaru OBDll Engines - Parham 99
Safety Tip: Checking Cooling Adequacy - Koontz 102
Rover 215 V-8 and Chevy 4.3 in a Blanton STOL - Berry 103
The GM Vortec 4200 All Aluminum 116 Engine - Kociba 105
Flying the Lancair ES with the LT! Engine - Harlow Jr 116
Development of the Cadillac Northstar 2000 Engine - Cline 117
An Engineer's Perspective on the Mustang - Atwood 125
A Subaru EA-81 in a CH6OI HDS Zodiac - Allen 127
Meeting the 51% Rule: An Amateur Built Bellanca Replica - Lance 130
Carb Ice - Korosec 135
Update on the Lancair ES with the Corvette LTI Engine - Harlow Jr 138
Developing the Subaru Legacy Engine for Aircraft Use - Steber 140
Chevy V18 Engine Development and Testing - Ward 144
Experience in Converting and Flying VW Aircooled Engines - Hillibrand 146
Chevrolet Corvette LS1 Power For a Seabee Amphibian –Robinson 152
Utilizing Chrysler V-6 and V-10 Engines in Homebuilts-Williams 157
Utilizing Chrysler V-6 and V-10 Engines in Homebuilts-Williams 157
Graham Canard: Low Cost Solution To Fun Flying –Graham 166
Subaru Engine Conversion Considerations-Jones 171
Subaru Engine Information + -Parham 174
Ignition Timing and other Conversion Woes-Tacchi 184
Electronic MPFI-Here to Stay-Parham 188
1992 Subaru Legacy EJ22 in a Glastar-Liot 193
Finally! A Thunderbird that Really Flies– Steere 199
ROTARY ENGINES-Woods 206
Estimating Probability of Component Failure using FMEA Wick 209
General Motors 3100/3400 60° V-6 Engine- Eyk 211
UPDATE: Belted Air Power Vortec 4.3 Engines Conversions – Meyers 219
Engineering an MR2 Engine Installation In a Cassutt Racer –Steen 220
Cooling Systems with Exhaust Augmenters-Nicoson 227
Automotive Conversion Aircraft Engines –Moore/Hahn 232
A Corvette LT1 Engine in a Modified RV-8 Airplane-Sellers 241
A Glastar with an Eggenfellner Subaru 2.5 Liter Conversion-Walker 248
Illustrated Guide to the Subaru EA81-Messinger 252
Two More Diesels!-Jaqua 260
Chevy 4.3 Powered Mustang II Airplane-Derosier 263
A Scratch Built Scale P-51 Replica-Hawken 266
A Power Solution: the V-8 Powered Long EZ-Spencer 272
A Turbo Powered Mazda in a Cozy Airplane-Richter 275
Simon Says: Auto Engine Electrics Primer– Fischelli 279
Radiator Installations-de Piolenc 283
A Subaru 2.2 Liter Legacy in a RV-6-Clifton 287
Subaru Legacy Installation in a Europa-Eisner 294
EFI Controller Design for Aircraft-Crook 298
About the Editor

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