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GravityWell · Jan 12, 2004 09:42 PM

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Hi guy's. Saw this on the *bay, so thought I would post it.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3169466904&category=34056

“I have never crashed, but I have proven the theory that gravity sucks!”
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LNeumann · Jan 12, 2004 10:38 PM

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He has these all the time and they are a bit overly large. But he has them made for him so he could probably get whatever size he wanted.

I don't mind pointing to the unusual, the wierd, or whatever, but let's not make this an advertising board for e-bay.

Leonard Neumann

Crash2much · Jan 13, 2004 06:01 PM

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Just a FYI on these venturi's. He has claimed to me that he makes these himself, however when I asked him to make me some with smaller intake holes he claimed they were already drilled and couldn't do it? You make your own conclusion........

Bill

I have no claim to fame, I build more planes than I fly, collect more kits than I build. That about says it, right?

Da Refugee · Jan 13, 2004 07:39 PM

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I bought one of these too, and the hole in mine was actually .202" on my caliper. My motor didn't run evenly with the venturi, so what I did was plug the tiny holes with straight pins and pour some JB Weld into the venturi. The JB did not go past the pins, it was too thick and the pins held it back right there. Then I poured out most of the JB so just a light coat remained on the sides and a thin plug in the center. After the JB got hard I removed the pins and drilled the center to .18" or so, I can't remember exactly, but now the motor runs great.

Wish I would have bought the right size in the first place and avoided all that.

Regards,

Roger Pion