Fuji 32EI
12-08-2007, 04:08 PM
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Fuji 32EI
Hi all;
I'm rethinking my idea of putting my DL50 in my Giant Super Sportster and going with the Fuji32EI. My reasons are: the DL is way over the top in power for this airframe and ease of installation with the Fuji in that the plane readilly adapts to this motor and I will not have to chop up the cowl nearly as much. I'll hold my DL for a future plane after I get some more experience.
Tower just put the Fuji on sale for $50 off and that helps the decision.
What experience is out there with this engine? I hear good and bad...I don't want to create problems for myself!
As always, I appreciate everybody's help!!
CB36
I'm rethinking my idea of putting my DL50 in my Giant Super Sportster and going with the Fuji32EI. My reasons are: the DL is way over the top in power for this airframe and ease of installation with the Fuji in that the plane readilly adapts to this motor and I will not have to chop up the cowl nearly as much. I'll hold my DL for a future plane after I get some more experience.
Tower just put the Fuji on sale for $50 off and that helps the decision.
What experience is out there with this engine? I hear good and bad...I don't want to create problems for myself!
As always, I appreciate everybody's help!!
CB36
12-08-2007, 06:14 PM
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RE: Fuji 32EI
Fuji's have developed a reputation of being a hit or miss affair, and while a few have good things to say about them, the majority will tell you to stay away. On the other hand the Brillelli 26SS or a G26 are powerful engines and would be a good choice for that model.
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12-08-2007, 11:52 PM
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RE: Fuji 32EI
Another option would be the Brillelli 36, it will match most 40s out there for power. I will agree with the others.. there are better choices out there.
