Subject: lycoming fuel system
From: Rotary Engine
Date: 5/13/2009, 5:40 AM
To: AAA Put this in the To box




  HI PAUL

  I WONDERING IF SOMEONE TRY THE SAME SYSTEM AS FUEL INJECTION WITH
  SERVO,SPYDER AND MECHANICAL INJECTORS,IT SEEMS SO SIMPLE TO COMPARE
  WITH THE ELECTRONIC FUEL SYSTEM.

  I ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE CONVERT THE 2005 GENESIS

  THANK,S PAUL


  Jean Prudhomme

  Yes it is. Steve Beckham on here did a lot of work with mechanical fuel
  injection.
  The Mazda rotary engine road racers used it for years.

  Paul Lamar


  Jean--Don Rivera at Airflow Performance is the guy you need to contact.
  He
  supplies a complete fuel injection system for rotary aircraft engines.
We
  dyno and flight tested his stuff for over 10 years on various rotary
  aircraft engines and it worked perfectly.  Don worked at Bendix and his
  mechanical fuel injection system for aircraft engines is very similar.
  Don's
  system works as well as, if not better than the original system.  Don
also
  services certified aircraft Bendix-based systems which are still
supplied
  on
  new Lycomings, and offers all kinds of services to experimental aircraft
  builders including components and full systems. His units are also sold
by
  Van's Aircraft.   The system we developed for rotary aircraft engines in
  the
  late 80's and early 90's used Don's components.  He has done rotary
  projects
  with Jim M @ Racing Beat as well.  Sean Tucker and all the top airshow
and
  aerobatic competitors use Don's injection systems.  Great guy, great
  family
  owned and operated company with great service and products.

  Steve Beckham

 Steve or anyone know how much this system costs - a bunch is my guess.
 George (down under)

$2,860.95 is the list price from Airflow Performance for the 13B kit.
Vlad

Vlad,
I can see why your looking at carbies.
George (down under)



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