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Solving hard-to-reach woes when installing an exhaust system on an RV-7A

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Uploaded by on Oct 29, 2009

In another video, I note the pitfalls of installing the exhaust system on an IO-360 engine for the Van's RV-7A model of experimental aircraft. Here's the solution.

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  • @curtis52285 I do wish I had the money and the know how to build on of these.

  • I think that a swivel socket does change the torque. If you make the angle as straight as possible it is close enough. Since they have a universal joint system instead of a CV joint set up at certain angles you will be applying more or less torque than the bolt is actually getting.

  • Bob, You're killling me... That is some seriously funny Sh*t! I just received my Vettermans exhaust for my 8. Thanks for the tips and keep the vids coming!

  • Holy cow that's funny Bob. The Cavalier comment had my wife asking me "what's so funny?" Glad you got it worked out. I am going to build a 7 also. However I am going to do it in Texas and forgo the whole cold hangar thing.

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