Well, the DLE-40 was delivered on Friday, so a marathon session Friday evening and into Saturday. A lot of planning and a couple of good hours with the Dremel tool cutting relief areas in the cowl to fit the engine, specifically to give the carburetor a little room (and also to access the choke), along with the areas cut to clear the mufflers.
My Tru-Turn spinner worked out well, except the 10/32 bolt to attach the spinner was about 1/2" too short and it was bent (the bolt that came with it was only 3" long). Scrounged around and could not find a 3 1/4 or 3 1/2" bolt in my shop. Local hobby shop only had 3" bolts. Finally found a regular, fully threaded 3 1/2" bolt at a local Tru-Value hardware store.
Attached both the throttle servo and ignition module on the firewall. Hard to see the throttle servo in the photos, so I'll take another one later.
There is no real flexibility to move the cowl attachment to the fuselage around, as you have to match up the stripes in the extend tails of the cowl, so be sure you drill your engine mounts accurately. Drilled mine spot-on (measured and lined up three times to be sure) and the engine could have been mounted about 1/8 inch higher, but it still looks like a good match.