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Ross Richardson wrote
Has anyone installed this system and what are your results. I have a '65 C-172 with the Lycoming O-360 Conversion and C/S prop. I wonder if I would get the extra performance and purposed fuel burn. Currently I am limited to 36 gallons and that limits my range. I've had the powerflow system on my 160-hp Skyhawk for a few years now. Definitely more power. Maybe 10-15 hp. And the differential vs. before is more noticeable at higher altitudes. Probably better fuel burn but I can't be sure. Living at 5000 feet means regularly flying at density altitudes above 10000 feet (especially in the summer) so I tend to forego fuel savings for better speed. When considering purchasing the system I posted a message to this newsgroup similar to yours. One guy sent me pictures of how the inner shroud of his new muffler MELTED under the high heat of engine operation. He did get his money back. I've not seen a hint of similar deteoriation in my system. Maybe they were still working the kinks out with his. Jim Rosinski N3825Q |
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