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Old 01-10-2006, 07:36 PM
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Default Cool nice work

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You can have a "A" model RV with a 4 into 1 system if you are willing to engineer and build it. Big "if." This RV-6A has a Lycoming O-320 with a custom built four into one mild steel exhaust on it. It sounds real smooth too. The owner loves it.
Cooool. I think Exhaust Technologies can make up a 4 into 1 for the "A" model. I think they may be working on an off the shelf version. You can mock up a system using some parts they send you with some PVC pipe and they will make a custom system.

Any way the guy who made these has a real eye and they look nice, please send the never version.

QUESTION on the PICTURES?
Could you tell me what the SUGER jar is with what looks like a scrub pad?
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What the purpose of the metal strap is under the alternator pulley?

George

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Old 01-18-2006, 10:08 AM
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I used the Sky Dynamics 4 into 1 exhaust on the O-360 rv7

My only problem, which was considerable, is that the tube arrangement conflicted badly with the filtered airbox.

I didn't use vans donut filter and had to build a custom model with a panel filter.

That's only common to a carbed Lyc. Fuel injected may be totally different.

I really like the setup after I finally finished it. I think I just wanted something alittle different than the plain vanilla rv.

sound is fine. Its no louder than the crossover vetterman.

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Old 01-26-2006, 09:57 PM
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QUESTION on the PICTURES?
Could you tell me what the SUGER jar is with what looks like a scrub pad?
Looks like an "interesting" oil separator for the crankcase breather. Probably not the best location for a glass jar of that size...

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What the purpose of the metal strap is under the alternator pulley?
I was initially thinking a heat shield, but after looking at the 1st and 3rd pics closer, I'm back to wondering about it, too.
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