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Old May 27th 05, 10:20 PM
Matt Whiting
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Sport Pilot wrote:
Bob, Last time I took apart a VW, and Corvair, they shared the same con
rod. Not sure about aircraft engines, but pretty sure the one in the C
150 and the C 172's are not boxers. So I think you have the definition
right, just misinformed about the commanality of boxer engines. They
are uncommon enough that the manufacture makes a deal about the engine
if it is a boxer, such as Ferarri, and BMW(?).


Sharing the same con rod is quite a feat of design. How did they do
that and still get the crank to spin. Oh, you meant shared the same
crank journal... :-)


Matt
 




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