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PostPosted: Sat Sep 15, 2007 3:12 am    Post subject: slingshot Reply with quote

In answer to the Slingshot questions. Yes, yes, yes. You HAVE to raise the
rear of the 582 up compared to the front mounts. Actually, I do not believe
1/2 inch higher is enough. I believe you will need to raise it at least to
3/4 of an inch to achieve what you are looking for. One way is to reverse
the rubber mount for the rear of the engine. that gives you nearly enough
and then add washers. I had to use risers on mine in order to facilitate
the wing fold. I have a side mounted exhaust. Will send pic if you would
like or come to the Kolb Factory Fly-in. This is because of the angle of
the wings and the boom. If you do not do this, the engine will litterly try
to push you over. Too much incident and you will loose precious power from
the prop. If you are refering to the center gap seal I believe you would
HAVE to have it as well as the ail. gap seals. I cannot believe someone
would fly it without it. I used alum. the first time and plexi the second.
been flying for almost four years without it cracking. Like I said, come on
to the Kolb fly in and take a look. will give you lots of more hints about
its attributes. one of the best flying kolbs out there. runs circles
around everything else in the hands of a good flyer. ta ta. ted cowan,
alabama


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PostPosted: Sat Sep 15, 2007 4:01 am    Post subject: slingshot Reply with quote

REALLY its not a big deal Flying without the gap seal at least in my Firestar it just makes it a convertible top
There is no difference in how it fly's with or without it

       
Ellery in Maine

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PostPosted: Sat Sep 15, 2007 9:50 am    Post subject: Slingshot Reply with quote

Ted,
Thanks for the engine angle answer. Makes sense.
Yes I was talking about the wing gap seal, the plane has one but the top around the front wing attatch fittings is not sealed.
I would appreciate all the photos I can get of this area inside and out to see how folks made theirs.

Denny Rowe
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