Subject: Help Turbo output rubber elbow
From: Rotary Engine
Date: 2/8/2011, 6:19 PM
To: AAA Put this in the To box


 Dave where did you find that rubber elbow
 for the turbo charger out put? Is that a stock
 Mazda part? I need something real low profile
 as the KIS cowl top is much lower than most
 airplanes.

 Paul Lamar

 Turbo OUT is aluminum tubing with very short sections of 2 1/2(?) hose.

 You mean that big 4" 45degree INLET?

 Baker Bearings (HPS silicone)

 Dave Lemon

 No the one the arrow is pointing to.
 2nd gen 1990 1991

 This is Dave Leonard's airplane.

 Paul Lamar

      Same answer --

      Dave Lemon

      Baker is pretty expensive.

      Paul Lamar

 Yes Paul, the black rubber bits in my installation are stock.  They

 happened to come with the core that I bought and are holding up nicely.

 --
 David Leonard

 Turbo Rotary RV-6 N4VY
 http://N4VY.RotaryRoster.net
 http://RotaryRoster.net

 Thanks Dave.

 Paul Lamar



Paul,

Could the compressor housing be rotated towards the other intake tubes? This
might give clearance to use an aluminium 90 and a straight piece of turbo hose.

Dale Davies

Yes! You can clock the compressor anywhere you want it.

I just could not come up with a better position than stock.

If you tilted it in at the top then you would need a 90 at the fire wall.
You might save an inch of height doing it that way. The slide throttle
penetrates the firewall so you must get back to that. I'll add that
to the 3D dwgs one of these days.

Paul Lamar
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