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![]() "houstondan" wrote in message oups.com... mind sharing some prices with & without the hp upgrade?? thx dan Dan, I can't answer as to overhauls, as prices will vary from one engine shop to another. The engine shop I used charges $13k to overhaul an O-235-L2C, which includes inspection and casework, inspection and possible replacement of the cam, inspection and possible replacement of the crank, new cylinders and pistons, new mags, plugs, wires, etc.. The 125 HP upgrade consists of installing 9.3:1 compression pistons, and, if not already in place, an external oil cooler. From Air Mods NW, which holds the STCs, I purchased the STCs, an external oil cooler and shrouds, and an EGT/CHT guage. I let the engine shop supply the high compression pistons, and the oil cooler hoses, and install the oil cooler and CHT/EGT. Between my engine not needing a few accessories in the overhaul, and the extra work for the mods, I paid $14k to the engine shop, which also put in new engine mounts, repainted the mounting brackets, and did a beautiful job with the wiring. I paid Air Mods NW for the STCs, the oil cooler and shroud, and the EGT. I cut and pasted their prices from www.pipertomahawk.com below : BASIC KIT PRICES FOR THIS MODIFICATION Packet of 3 STC's, Engine, Airframe, & Oil Cooler$ 495.00 Set of 4 high compression pistons, weight matched$ 652.00 Pistons only - no rings, pins, plugs, etc. included Basic Kit Price, plus freight and applicable tax$1,147.00 Pre-Cut Materials Kit for Oil Cooler Mount$ 245.00 Ken Blackman, from Air Mods NW, started this mod years ago with a Grumman that he had purchased years ago. He's quite happy to talk with people about the modification, and its history, when he has the time. He has had it placed in quite a few Tomahawks and a lot of Cessna 152s. Paul Missman |
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![]() Between my engine not needing a few accessories in the overhaul, and the extra work for the mods, I paid $14k to the engine shop, which also put in new engine mounts, repainted the mounting brackets, and did a beautiful job with the wiring. I paid Air Mods NW for the STCs, the oil cooler and shroud, and the EGT. Also, included in that price, they pulled the tach, and sent it out for re-calibration and repainting of the red line. Paul |
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