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Old 08-04-2003 | 03:04 AM
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Any tips on recognizing the difference between the Q35 and Q42? Did they make a Q40? I am trying to find out exactly what I have in my plane. Tomorrow I can get a pic if it helps.

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Yes they made a 40cc engine (early and late versions). Also have a newer 40 called the M400. The 35 and 40 look the same. Look into the exhaust port, 1 ring = 35cc or late 40cc, 2 rings= early 40cc. Dick Bennett gas lots of info and is great to deal with, he can help you with whatever you need. WWW.Bennettbuilt.com
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Many Quadras have a serial number etched on the bottom of the case.

The first 2 digits is the size.
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Thanks guys, that'll be helpful.

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