[Chappyd]

I've got my finish kit on order and it should be here in a couple of weeks. I've deleted the cowl, and am in line to order my cowl from James Aircraft. I beleive the "shorty" version is the same as Van's, is this correct? At the moment I am planning an IO-360 with vertical injection with a Sensinich prop to keep my budget under control. I want to be able to have the option to go to a CS prop without messing with the cowl at all at some point down the road. So, if I set my plane up with the shorty cowl, will everything be in the right place? What is the purpose of the 2" & 4" prop extensions?

Any insight in this area would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

 

[Radomir]

Yes, Shorty is what you'd want...

 

[mannanj]

What is the purpose of the 2" & 4" prop extensions?

Any insight in this area would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Check with Sam, but I think you're going to need a 2 1/4 prop extension for the fixed pitch prop if you plan to convert to a constant speed later on.

E-mail me your phone # and I'll try to explain better.

 

[frankh]

Shorty cowl

is intended to mimic the Van's cowl.

The long cowl will need a 2 5/ths extension if you go with a compact Hub Hartzell C/S prop.

If you go with a M series hub you don't need and extension but will need the long cowl.

Frank

 

[Chappyd]

Thanks for the replies. My intentions are to keep it simple, so I'm going with the shorty cowl, which will require an extension for the Sensenich, and at a later date, a Hartzell will be a mostly bolt on affair.

Please correct me if I got this mixed up