Glen, Sorry it was not clear. I sometimes forget the group I'm speaking to. My fault not yours. We use an epoxy here that most homebuildefs do not use that is very chemical resistant - insure it is

Cyl #5. Izzy

Uhh...I give up! Which one is it? You’ll have to tell us! 🤔

Is that epoxy or high temp silicone??? If epoxy, what type? Ken

Which is the hottest cylinder in the O 235 engine in my Long EZ with P 51 scoop? Thanks. Dave Harvey.

Yes that sounds very much like mine.

Here’s the best way to baffle your cylinders:

Ooops .... damned keyboard .... As I progress, I will have a better view of the remaining needs. Right and left. So I hop ;->). Thank you. Do you have this kind of installation ? Best

Hello Keih, hello group, Many thanks for your comments. Yes, good point; currently, there is nothing on the outside .... I intend to place a sheet of alum around the exhaust pipe, "poped" on the small

Well Keith, I'll give you a racing tip: Turn your hat around the other way and pick up 5 knots! --

You will get exactly 178.37 KTS... Call Burall with you credit card at hand :-) Jay

175 ktas Phil Kriley

A lot of you have seen my plane at Kanab and Columbia and a picture is attached. I have a pretty large P-51 scoop where the NACA would be, another P-51 scoop for the oil cooler, and some rather large

In the last picture it shows the metal baffle only on the inner side of the exhaust. What goes on the outside? It is not necessary for the fiberglass cowl to be close to the exhaust but the metal

Hello group, I'm building new baffles on my engine. (Section IIC) Old parts are bad-soft aluminum and craked .... Around the exhaust pipes (both sides) is a 5-6 mm gap (0.2 - 0.25 inch). Is that ok

I wrapped mine with BID and epoxy. Rough the surface a bit first before applying it. I think that's what Dale does as well, as he does mention to reassemble it "to the engine after the

You mention reassemble tube to engine after cure but didn't say how you glued or fabricated it. GM

Good answer Andrew. That hinge gets covered and embedded with epoxy and glass. Promise you it won’t get loose unless unacceptable extreme forces overcome the aileron. Greg Norman

Beagle made a good point of clarification: “Big”=“Population size” There is also one over Nassau (MYNN). The out islands are starving for support. Izzy

Only the big islands Izzy