would build it with a mild street port, and if you don't like it you can

add

the bridge port later on. If you are still unhappy you can go to the
priphery port later and just epoxy the side ports shut. You can assemble
part of the engine and copy the side port timing onto the rotor housing

with

a marking pen and a small square. I used a piece of exhaust pipe formed

into

a square on one end, and epoxied into place. I think this will be "air

show"

power on a Tailwind.

Lynn E. Hanover

Lynn,
You would't have any drawings on that mate- just to make life easier,
or Everett Hatch for that matter, what a lovely set-up!
George (down under)

 
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