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12-13-2014 | 08:28 AM

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Speedy-Gonzales

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From: Bryan, OH

Thanks Maxam! 
The 7-77 is too small for my project ( a 98" Bob Dively "Super Stearman" ). With the 9-99 I'm sure I'll get thru it 
and if I break it I can make it. I have been an aerospace master machinist for over 30 years and have full access to any type of 
modern and manual machinery that you could possibly imagine plus some very exotic materials and metallurgy. 
 
Bad ( good ) thing is I am getting ready to retire from all that in a couple years at 60 but I have a nice little machine shop here at home. 
 
I have ran anything from Cox TD .010 to 1100 HP BB Chevy to stuff for the aerospace program that I am not at liberty to talk about. I love engines of all types. 
 
All the engines I have ever ran and maintained run extremely well if you take care of them. I also take pride in taking a great engine 
and making it better. These Evo radials are a great value and I'm sure require a great deal of expertise. You can't learn that unless 
you own one as I am sure you know well. 
 
OK........Who wants to sell me one for a bargain? <img title="Confused" class="inlineimg" alt="" src="http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/images/smilies/confused.png" border="0" smilieid="10">

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