Industrial metals cut all the parts to size
 and Randy Lewis of one rotor Dragon Fly fame
 tig welded it up for me. Randy is a fast learner
 as he has limited experience tig welding.
 He practiced for only one day and then did
 this pan. It holds 8.5 quarts.
 The more oil the longer it takes to overheat it on
 take off :) My 230 HP O-470 has 12 quarts.

 It is not tapered due to improvements in ducting
 for the water rad under the engine. I used
 to bring the cold air in from the bottom of the
 rad. It is better to bring it in on the top
 and let it go out the bottom.

 I'll sell the old one if somebody wants a bargain.
 $100

 Paul Lamar


 Does your oil pan fit on the rx-8 13B??if so i am interested to buy and
 also the sketch for second one

 Jean Prudhomme

 Mine won't fit the RX8 Jean. They have a different bolt pattern.

 Hey Randy, Do you want to make another oil pan for Jean?


 I think I have a stock RX8 oil pan to get the bolt pattern
 from. If not you will need to ship me yours Jean.


 Paul Lamar


 Paul
 How much it will be for a rx-8 pan??


 Jean Prudhomme

 Roughly $400. 8 quarts.

 Paul Lamar

 Paul
 I do have a new 250 amps tig welder and if i can have your layout i
 will built my own and get part cutted by an a shop near by.
 I read all e-mail everyday and saved it as future referencse" 6763
 already saved" but there are all on my hotmail file and i try to find a
 way to tranfer all of them on outside hard disk could you tell me how.
 BRGDS

 Jean Prudhomme


 What kind of dwg software are you using?

 I can send dxf iges or stp.

 Paul Lamar


 You can send iges or others i do have rhino and Alibre
 Jean Prudhomme

 OK I send IGES shortly.




 Hey Jean,

 I don't think there is a way to transfer all your mail archive from web
 mail, such as Hotmail, in one shot. You probably have to open each one
 separately and then save it into a local folder on your computer. I've
 not used Hotmail myself so I don't know how to save your mail locally
 from that application. I used AOL web mail for a while and it had a web
 button that allowed you to save the mail.

 I've also used cut and paste to do the deed. For a while I was saving
 whole the HTML web page and then using a UNIX shell script to extract
 the message part from the HTML page. You might not want to go there if
 you are a Windows user.

 What I do now is access my AOL mail using Thunderbird. You may be able
 to do the same with your Hotmail. I don't know if they offer a POP3 or
 IMAC interface for their customers. Thunderbird allows you to save your
 mail to local folders. You can also set up filters for junk mail and
spam.
 Mark LaPierre



Thank you Mark i will download Thunderbird and try it,i dont want to
loose all the precious informations about the Rotary

Jean Prudhomme