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If I wanted to put say 5 degrees of down thrust to a firewall, how would I do this? Would the firewall be slanted to the bottom or to the top (if that makes sense)? Any and all help is appreciated.
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Originally posted by Crash Master
If I wanted to put say 5 degrees of down thrust to a firewall, how would I do this? Would the firewall be slanted to the bottom or to the top (if that makes sense)? Any and all help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Crash Master
If I wanted to put say 5 degrees of down thrust to a firewall, how would I do this? Would the firewall be slanted to the bottom or to the top (if that makes sense)? Any and all help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Crash Master
Down thrust is litteraly moving the thrustline to provide more downward thrust. Generally to offest drag above centreline as with a high wing trainer that tends to climb when more thrust (throttle) is used.
You could change the firewall or
- add a couple washers to the top mounting bolts of your mount
- or add a couple washers to the rear mounting bolts of your engine (assuming it's mounted upright, front bolts if mounted inverted)



