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SaleenPITA 12-07-2002 02:48 PM

Diff between round and square OS .91?
 
Is there a performance differnce either through engine life or reliabilty, etc.. between the round head version of the O.S. 91 and the square headed version

Regards,
Mike

jason 12-07-2002 03:13 PM

Diff between round and square OS .91?
 
If I remember right one is for the ramtec or dynamax and the one with the bigger head is for the byron.

jason

SaleenPITA 12-07-2002 03:36 PM

Diff between round and square OS .91?
 
Yeah you're comparing the large and the small head. There are two different versions of the small head one.

F9F Texan 12-07-2002 03:56 PM

Diff between round and square OS .91?
 
I don't know of two versions of the small head OS91. Can you elaborate?
JA

SaleenPITA 12-07-2002 04:00 PM

Diff between round and square OS .91?
 
There is the older one which is simply a round head. damn near a perfect circle. The newer design has a square-ish head.

Regards,
Mike

F9F Texan 12-07-2002 04:05 PM

Diff between round and square OS .91?
 
I think the squarish head version is just a "sport" engine, not a Ducted Fan engine. I have a new OS 91vrdf and it has the round head.
I could be wrong.
JA

F9F Texan 12-07-2002 04:17 PM

Diff between round and square OS .91?
 
I just looked at the Tower web site, and, indeed, they do show a small head version with what looks like a smaller "Byron" head.
But you can't buy one...
JA
Never mind...I think both pictures are of the Byron version.

grbaker 12-07-2002 05:47 PM

OS 91
 
I just bought a new small head OS 91and a new replacement cylinder head and both are round.


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