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    LS1 powered aircraft

    Advanced Flying Automobile (AFA) LS1 Engine Study This paper describes the results of a study determining the feasiblity of a reciprocating automotive engine for the Advanced Flying Automobile (AFA). Reliable proven automotive engines are preferred because of the high cost of certified aircraft engines and the technological gap created over the past fifty years of manufacturing know-how. This research effort summarizes knowledge required to convert the Corvette LS1 engine for highway and flight applications. Study concludes the LS1 engine is practical for the AFA design.
    SAE Paper No. 1999-01-5644
    Mike Czajkowski, AFA Co.

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    Well I didn't need a study to know MY LS1 will fly!

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    Quote Originally Posted by rbob93 View Post
    Well I didn't need a study to know MY LS1 will fly!
    +1. taking it over 3000 rpm it sucks enough gas to give a 747 a run for it's money...

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    I like the reliability factor to pass

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