Has anybody fitted an IO-360 yet? I have a few(!!) big problems!!!
I have the "standard" updraft induction. This is a precision part.
First problem is the Vans FWF kit expects the mixture to come
through the firewall next to the prop control. This is not the case
and should come through the firewall near the throttle. Easily fixed, but....
The bracket supplied in the FWF kit will not fit this injection servo as
the the throttle and the mixture are on opposite sides. The bracket
appears to expect the controls on one side. So I now need to make up
a bracket - Has enybody already made one, have any plans?
More problems with the mixture control. The airbox supplied in the
FWF kit will not fit as the mixture control hangs below the Injection Servo thus the plate for the air box cannot be fitted. If you have this induction,
what airbox have you used??
If you have this engine what induction are you using??
Induction is: Precision Fuel Injection Servo EX-5VA1 (part 3015002-1)
Slightly frustrated this evening as I "was" progressing well!
Comments most welcome
I have the "standard" updraft induction. This is a precision part.
First problem is the Vans FWF kit expects the mixture to come
through the firewall next to the prop control. This is not the case
and should come through the firewall near the throttle. Easily fixed, but....
The bracket supplied in the FWF kit will not fit this injection servo as
the the throttle and the mixture are on opposite sides. The bracket
appears to expect the controls on one side. So I now need to make up
a bracket - Has enybody already made one, have any plans?
More problems with the mixture control. The airbox supplied in the
FWF kit will not fit as the mixture control hangs below the Injection Servo thus the plate for the air box cannot be fitted. If you have this induction,
what airbox have you used??
If you have this engine what induction are you using??
Induction is: Precision Fuel Injection Servo EX-5VA1 (part 3015002-1)
Slightly frustrated this evening as I "was" progressing well!
Comments most welcome