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Rotec TBI-40-4 0-320

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Lotahp1

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I have a Rotec TBI unit new never installed I might part with. It has the regulator and TBI unit. Never seen fuel and stored in sealed bag. I don't have inverted fuel or oil and just can't see the reason to switch at this point. If I was building a 0-320 powered plane I would no doubt go this direction. Even with out inverted systems you will run better doing any acro. Look at Glens install tread and you can see a lot on this unit. Only reason for selling is I think I could use the gas money more than the inverted capabilities. I'll sell it for $600 plus free shipping. ImageUploadedByBiplane Forum1439861229.609382.jpgImageUploadedByBiplane Forum1439861240.630549.jpgImageUploadedByBiplane Forum1439861249.735432.jpgImageUploadedByBiplane Forum1439861259.256944.jpg
 
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