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"Kyle Boatright" wrote in message . .. "virtuPIC" wrote in message ups.com... Well, there is this kit to boost your Tomahawk to 125 hp. However, so far I could not find statements on speed gain and fuel burn. So my questions are o How fast do you go with it? o How much fuel do you burn? Thanks virtuPIC -- Airspace V - international hangar flying! http://www.airspace-v.com I owned a Tomahawk for several years. Realistically, it was a 100-105 knot aircraft - the book said 108, but that was for a factory new airplane. Anyway, I just ran the numbers and you should expect to burn 7 gph at 75%, and you'll see maybe 4 additional knots of airspeed. The biggest improvement will be in climb performance. At sea level, you should see an additional 250 fpm... KB That confirms what I have long suspected: I could only justify it to operate from a higher altitude airport--which is just not in the cards. Peter |
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