Paul,
Here are some pics of the proposed headers. I am thinking about cutting
out
part of the vertical tube that causes the double 45 degree tubes to be
used
to go around it. The system needs tweaking like adding slip joints and
designing brackets to support the headers. Appreciate any input.
Joe Berki
Limo EZ
That is about where you should start your ejector outer tube
cooling air input bell mouth. Also you need to put a tapered nozzle on
the ends of the exhaust pipe.
Paul Lamar
Joe,
Looks interesting.
I have two concerns:
1. The proximity between the pipe and the engine mount seems, from your
photo, rather small and since that pipe will be operating at a very high
temperature, it will probably severely weaken and corrode your engine mount at
the crossing.
2. unless the engine mount, in the picture is merely a trial and will be
replaced or repaired, the corrosion that is evident on it is of great
concern to me. If it were mine, I would consider it un airworthy in that
condition. Perhaps an A&P might chime in here and possibly prevent you from
becoming a statistic. If you have been flying with that mount, how did it become
so corroded???
Just want you safe
Rich
Rhino or some other 3D program is very helpful in discovering these
problems before you build the motor mount.
Paul Lamar
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