> Does anyone have a recommendation for an experienced and reliable Rotary
   > engine rebuilder in the Southeast? I'?m in Charleston SC
   >
   >
   >
   > I intended on building it myself but its nice to have an expert
   > around. Id like to have the option of taking it to a pro to help out
   > if needed. This engine will be going into a plans build Coot
   > Amphibian so Ill need a good amount of power to get out of the water
   > and the rotary fits the bill.
   >
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   >
   > Thanks for the help,
   >
   >
   >
   > Rob L.



   Rob,

   Bruce Turrentine is in your neck of the woods.  He did a fine video and he
   has also built up Tracy's Crook engines.  Tracy can give

   http://www.rotaryaviation.com/


   Doug in Japan


   Also Rob you want to talk to Ken Welter about using NOS.
   I went for a ride in his rotary powered Coot and it jumps
   out of the water when you hit the NOS button.

   I also highly recommend a P-port. Don't let the road racers
   talk you out of it.

   Paul Lamar


Thanks for the info guys. I have been corresponding with Ken threw the
Coot Group; he has been very helpful and informative. Thereâ??s nothing
quite like having someone with such extensive experience in your type of
aircraft to help guide you. And thanks for the Bruce Turrentine info. I
have his video but I didnâ??t realize he was in Raleigh, thatâ??s only 4
hours away from me.



Thanks again, Iâ??m sure Iâ??ll be back with more questions later.



ROB....in SC



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