I had to cut back the fins to clear the 10 mm bolt heads
 I still need one of Tray's spline plates to get accurate
 dimensions off of it. Does anybody have one they can loan
 me?

 Also is anybody interested in testing this right now.
 You have got to have an engine and gear box running.

 If so I will find the Ford TX part Tracy made his spline plate
 from and buy one for testing.

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 Paul Lamar


Paul,

If nobody has a running engine on a test stand, I could test it on my
3-rotor... ground runs only.

And YES, I want one.

Mark

Great Mark. Best man for the job. You have the most power and torque of anybody.

I did not find a spline plate but most of the big auto tranny shops
in Ventura are closed today. I can order one from Slauson in LA on Monday.
Jean Proudhome sent me a picture of the part Tracy cuts the spline
plate out of. We will use that. No need to send yours Craig.

I'll will check the dwgs carefully again and see if I can find
some metric 10 MM flat head hex socket high strength bolts.
That would do away with the notch in the fins.

Paul Lamar


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