Chris Gentry wrote:
Hi Paul ,
Here is picture 2 of 4 and I thought I would include the details once agan if thats all right.
Glasair with 13B engine For Sale with Fixed Tri Gear , Extended Wings, Larger Rudder Kit, Duel Brakes and Rudder peddles.
The Engine:
The 13B has been totally rebuilt as per Bruce Turrentine's video and Tracy Crooks Manual. All recommended mods were also done during overhaul. All parts from Mazda-Trix. Simplified aluminum intake manifold for fuel injection. Complete stainless steel exhaust manifold and exhaust system which includes a new T04 Turbocharger and a separate cockpit controllable waistgate. Intercooler, oil cooler and new radiator. Motor mounts and all plumbing done and mounted on a heavy duty test stand. Have Tracy Crooks EFI/ignitions system, fuel flow monitor, 2 fuel pumps and Redrive. Everything is plumbed and highly shielded. Modified double pulleys for lower RPM to the water pump and alternator. Waterpump modified for better flow. Modified aluminum oil pan.
Glasair Airframe:
Fuselage, header-tank, tailfeathers, wings, ailerons, flaps, sticks, and rudder/brake peddles are together. Extended Wing Tips have a spar and have built in landing lights. Airframe is very close to finish sanding and then paint. The New Upgraded Fixed Tri-gear still needs to be installed or if you prefer you could still use the tail dragger version (Have parts for both). The wing needs to be fitted to the fuselage.
The turbo expert said that this setup should develop over 300 HP without pushing it near detonation if tuned properly and the intercooler.
Since so much design and effort has been put into the marriage between the Glasair and the 13B I do not want to sell them separately. I have to many airplanes and projects so the first $12,000 takes it all. I live in So. Calif. near Temecula and Hemet.
Paul may prefer that you contact me direct at cgentry@ivic.net . (909) 763-2037
Regards, Chris Gentry
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Paul Lamar
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