Clean Rotor and Nose Swap, the Wasp is on
Until you truly see them side by side, you can't appreciate the differance, IT'S HUGE

ya ya I know pic's suck, but I did take 35MM shots too,
some year when I develop them, I'll post um


ya ya I know pic's suck, but I did take 35MM shots too,
some year when I develop them, I'll post um

Like I said, my oil prob's are a million times better with the
Lightning Enterprise PCV Fix, yes there is a little coating in the
upper manifold, but you saw my intercooler, it's spotless,
and so is the Boot and T/B, so I can live with this

Think I'll get a ported one since it only takes minutes to change

Time to test it, YIP YIP YIPPY YIA
Lightning Enterprise PCV Fix, yes there is a little coating in the
upper manifold, but you saw my intercooler, it's spotless,
and so is the Boot and T/B, so I can live with this

Think I'll get a ported one since it only takes minutes to change

Time to test it, YIP YIP YIPPY YIA
curious
Rob,
Looks good chief.
Question for the collective:
Does Apten cut the trapezoid in the casing like WASP does?
Not to rain on anyone's parade but the structural integrity appears to have been a bit compromised by the extra hole in the bottom of the casing.
Bob
Looks good chief.
Question for the collective:
Does Apten cut the trapezoid in the casing like WASP does?
Not to rain on anyone's parade but the structural integrity appears to have been a bit compromised by the extra hole in the bottom of the casing.
Bob
Re: curious
Originally posted by Speedin Bob
Not to rain on anyone's parade but the structural integrity appears to have been a bit compromised by the extra hole in the bottom of the casing.
Bob
Not to rain on anyone's parade but the structural integrity appears to have been a bit compromised by the extra hole in the bottom of the casing.
Bob
Only time will tell Bob.
The case IS pretty damn thick and I think as long as the bearings in the case are in good order you shouldn't see any fractures there. The part I would be worried about is the forward most opening at the top of the "V" near the snout. Most stress at that point ( bolts holding the snout & belt tension on the pulley ).
However, I'm sending off my blower to Apten and let them have at it. I'm not too worried.




