Subject: Time to Climb Engine
From: paul
Date: 6/15/2015, 12:52 AM
To: AAA-rotaryengine



Paul,

Do you know or can you find out what compression ratio and what type
of apex seals the "Time to Climb 13B Engine" has
installed??.........

Thanks,.

Kelly Troyer


Iannetti Gold Series  silicon nitride ceramic seals and 10:1

Extremely lightweight. This helps reduce wear and creates a better
seal at high RPM as a result to the seals being lightweight.
Projected life 20,000 Hours. NOT 2000 hours!!! 20,000 hours.

Maintains its dimensions better as a function temperature.
Better than  cast iron seals. This material has minimal growth and
therefore retains a tight clearance  between the rotor groove and
the gap at the ends.

They also will not transfer as much heat into the spring which in
other cases causes flattening of the springs, resulting in lost
compression and sealing.

Excellent durability and can withstand minor detonation.

Horsepower and torque gains can be noticed on a dynometer.

Paul Lamar

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