"Schemmel, Grant" wrote:

Paul,

Have I been dropped from the newsletter, or is it shut

down?  Have not gotten anything this week, so was wondering.

Grant Schemmel

It happens if your address box gets full and we get a lot of bounces.
some ISP's have smaller boxes than others. Change ISP's or
keep it empty.

--
Paul Lamar

"Schemmel, Grant" wrote:

Not sure that there's anything I can do about it, as my companies IS 
group runs our internet access.  Most likely this is something I will 
have to live with.

On a related note - I had sent in a couple of questions regarding 
the use of an '87 turbo long block as a good base for an aviation 
engine buildup.  I probably missed your reply, but would still like to know.

Also, I would be interested in pricing/address on the archive
 CD and on the intake pieces you have left.

Thanks

Grant Schemmel

The 87 engine is OK as long as you don't use the 87 turbo and
turbo manifold. They crack.  An 89-91 turbo and manifold is much much better
and will bolt right on.

Intake manifold casting is $185. Injector holder/runners are $50 each.

Paul Lamar
 
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