flyvulcan Posted August 6, 2014 Posted August 6, 2014 Have you seen the Simonini range of engines? http://www.simoniniusa.com
Bandit12 Posted August 6, 2014 Posted August 6, 2014 I think Nev's thought of buy up some spares and build a good one is probably the easiest option. You might be able to find a secondhand one with low hours, but have no real way of knowing if it is actually low, nor how it has been treated/mistreated. Changing engine will mean new mounts and checking COG at the least; at the worst you will have to make new cowls and even add weight elsewhere to get the COG right again. If you build a spare, or rebuild the one you've got, surely that is the best way of knowing what you've got.
JimG Posted August 6, 2014 Posted August 6, 2014 People have been talking it up about these being a viable replacement for the rotax 2 stroke, might sound better, maybe..? http://www.culverprops.com/big-twin.php JimG
flyerme Posted August 6, 2014 Author Posted August 6, 2014 Been speaking with both wal and Gary at bert flood A 582 weighs only . 4 of a kg less including radiator and fluid! I have enough room under cowl to fit 9 cyl rotary so the 582 and radiator ect fits and weighs less HOWEVER.. They say you can't prop start a 582. And would be concerned in the bump up of 15 extra ponies! Wal's advice is to send him the 503 for complete overhaul .
Doug Evans Posted August 6, 2014 Posted August 6, 2014 Been speaking with both wal and Gary at bert floodA 582 weighs only . 4 of a kg less including radiator and fluid! I have enough room under cowl to fit 9 cyl rotary so the 582 and radiator ect fits and weighs less HOWEVER.. They say you can't prop start a 582. And would be concerned in the bump up of 15 extra ponies! Wal's advice is to send him the 503 for complete overhaul . You can start a 582 with the prop no worries I did it offen with 0229 ! 1
Robert Posted August 8, 2014 Posted August 8, 2014 HKS back in production http://www.greenskyadventures.com/ 1
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