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Old October 19th 04, 08:38 PM
Buck Wild
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John Sinclair wrote in message ...
Bill,
If memory serves me right the 4360 had 4 rows of 9
cylinders for a total of 36 jugs. The aft rows were
spiraled to allow cooling to the rear rows, but even
so, the fourth row would run hotter. (KC-97F --circa
1952)
What was the configuration of the 7755?


http://www.enginehistory.org/NASM/Ly...%20XR-7755.jpg
-Dan



At 13:48 19 October 2004, Bill
Lycoming engineers were confident that the R-7755 could
be developed to
produce 10,000 HP.

 




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