Complete ECI engines

Cool.
How do their prices compare with the other certified engines? And I guess they'll need an STC?
 
should be at least as good as their cylinders.
 
Well the TCDS for say, a Cherokee 180 makes no mention of an ECI engine? So installing one would be a deviation from the TC. Yes it's an ECI 360 cubic inch horizontal opposed engine. But it's not a Lycoming O360xxx.

Mabe that's why? I dunno, that's why I asked.
 
Well the TCDS for say, a Cherokee 180 makes no mention of an ECI engine? So installing one would be a deviation from the TC. Yes it's an ECI 360 cubic inch horizontal opposed engine. But it's not a Lycoming O360xxx.

Mabe that's why? I dunno, that's why I asked.
does the TCDS make mention of rapco brake pads ?
 
Well the TCDS for say, a Cherokee 180 makes no mention of an ECI engine? So installing one would be a deviation from the TC. Yes it's an ECI 360 cubic inch horizontal opposed engine. But it's not a Lycoming O360xxx.

Mabe that's why? I dunno, that's why I asked.

They have PMA for those engines, which means you can install them just like an original Lycoming.
 
They have PMA for those engines, which means you can install them just like an original Lycoming.


It is a Lycoming design, I don't know how the copy rites work on ECI using that design.

But yes it is legal to install a ECI engine in any aircraft that calls for a Lycoming of type.
 
Bingo. So why the crusade against engines? An engine is just another part.

No problem as long as they have a PMA. These engines have been available for years for experimentals but NOT certified aircraft, so I imagine they have managed some kind of paper work compliance.
 
Bingo. So why the crusade against engines? An engine is just another part.
I don't think it was a crusade, rather just an honest question by someone wanting to learn.
 
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I don't think it was a crusade, rather just an honest question by someone wanting to learn.

Yup. Dassitt.

Tom, an' Kgruber, both answered satisfactorily.
 
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