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Old April 5th 07, 02:28 PM posted to rec.aviation.owning
Ron
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Default Hawk XP TBO

I understand to beef up the engine from the IO-360-K to the IO-360-KB
(2000), one needs a stronger crankcase and crankshaft.

Costs?

Differences between the years:
The FAA TCDS 3A17 page 20 shows the IO-360-KB commenced installation in S/N
R1722930 - thru to 3454 (ie from year 1979-1981).

I cannot see any other differences other than TBO.

Why are peoples thoughts on a FADEC installtion, when approved for that
engine?

regards
Ron



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"Johnny Google" wrote in message
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: Hi all,
:
: I've been looking at the possibilty of buying and owning a 1977 Hawk
: XP that is very near its 1500 TBO.
:
: As I understand it, starting in 1979, the engine TBO went to 2000.
:
: What is the difference and can the 2000 TBO engine be put in the 1977
: Hawk XP?
: Or can the changes that make it a 2000 TBO vs 1500 TBO be applied to
: the enginer during a rebuild?
:
: What costs are involved in making this change?
:
: What other differences are there between a 1979-1981 Hawk XP and a
: 1977?
:
: Thanks,
:
: John
:


TBO number is just a recommendation for USA CFR 14 part 91 operations...




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Old April 5th 07, 02:46 PM posted to rec.aviation.owning
Ron
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Default Hawk XP differences

14V for R1722000-2724, then 28V for R1722725 (1978+) onwards.


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Old April 5th 07, 06:03 PM posted to rec.aviation.owning
Johnny Google
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Default Hawk XP TBO

On Apr 5, 6:28 am, "Ron" wrote:
I understand to beef up the engine from the IO-360-K to the IO-360-KB
(2000), one needs a stronger crankcase and crankshaft.

Costs?

Differences between the years:
The FAA TCDS 3A17 page 20 shows the IO-360-KB commenced installation in S/N
R1722930 - thru to 3454 (ie from year 1979-1981).

I cannot see any other differences other than TBO.

Why are peoples thoughts on a FADEC installtion, when approved for that
engine?

regards
Ron

"Blueskies" wrote in message

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"Johnny Google" wrote in message
roups.com...
: Hi all,
:
: I've been looking at the possibilty of buying and owning a 1977 Hawk
: XP that is very near its 1500 TBO.
:
: As I understand it, starting in 1979, the engine TBO went to 2000.
:
: What is the difference and can the 2000 TBO engine be put in the 1977
: Hawk XP?
: Or can the changes that make it a 2000 TBO vs 1500 TBO be applied to
: the enginer during a rebuild?
:
: What costs are involved in making this change?
:
: What other differences are there between a 1979-1981 Hawk XP and a
: 1977?
:
: Thanks,
:
: John
:


TBO number is just a recommendation for USA CFR 14 part 91 operations...- Hide quoted text -


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Ron,

Thanks - so, one could make a K into a KB by replacing the crankshaft
and crankcase?
Is there a way to see if this is really all the changes? Perhaps
Continental or Cessna? Is there a online source to go and retrieve
information like this?

Thanks,

John


 




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