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Old 07-30-2009, 10:47 PM
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Did anyone happen to check out the Rotec TBI for the O-320 at OSH. These are are the mini radial guys.

It looks like they have created an Ellison-like Throttle Body Injector. The guys running Ellisons seem to love em, unless they hate em.

Rotec has some nice intro pricing on these units.
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The TBI-40 can run on both AVGAS and AUTO gas
Looks like it will be a O320 with a TBI-40 for me
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Looks very interresting to me! I would like to learn from someone who already installed one of those on a Lycoming O-320...
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