OVERHAULING Aircraft Engines - How Its Made - Airworx 

Hello sir, I've 2 doubts, 1st is it possible to run the engine with just 2 cylinder, and 2nd, will all cylinders speed is same or different, in piston engines, humble request u for clarification sir, thank you

Apprenticeship please 🙏

Impressive right? Thank you for watching!

@J.C. Kohle Real race engines are built to this level of precision and higher yet. Aircraft engines are by no means high performance.

@@theprofessorfate6184 yeah right

@@johngnipper8768 For their displacement, they are clearly low performance.

@@theprofessorfate6184 They also run much longer than say a drag racing engine as well Depends on how you classify “Performance”.Reliability needs to be factored in ….

@@johngnipper8768 they're like most horizontally opposed engines, long on life, low on performance. Even still, if they were so great, you wouildn't have to rebuild them just for sitting a couple of years. That's proof of why they're really crappy.

I doubt that has ever happened.

Cost..? 30k

You are VERY welcome! Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment here! :-)

YES. Yes he does. Gives you confidence that a job will be done correctly and safely doesn't it? Thank you for watching!

Seems that way right? Thanks for taking the time to watch and also engage here. I appreciate you!

Located Brewton AL. I think they are hiring ;-) Link in description.

@jeefflanyt THANK YOU for your positive support here and sharing that information. I really appreciate you. I'll probably return to visit Chris and see a few engines running on his newly upgraded engine test stand. Stay tuned!

Thank you! I am quite impressed as well! Thank you for taking the time to watch. I appreciate you.

Thank you! Thank you for taking the time to watch. I really appreciate you. See you in the next videos!

@John Fisk THANK YOU! Planning on trying my best to go full time with this in 2020 with you and everyone here supporting and helping build this community! Thanks for continuing to watch and support. I truly appreciate you!

pretty cool! im a 17 year old private pilot and am trying to learn all of the little ins an outs of aviation including the mechanic side the business side all of it man very interesting stuff.

@@idekav. Keep it up, you can never EVER know enough about your aircraft, it’s systems (powerplant, hydraulic, electrical, environmental systems), it’s little idiosyncrasies (they all have them), it’s behaviors....what I would call personality and the list goes on and on. Never stop learning and never feel complacent with what you do know. If there is one piece of advice I feel to be the most important it is exactly that....never become complacent and never extend your capabilities out of your personal limits. Set them and abide by them religiously. You can feel uncomfortable, we all do and that is how you learn and become better. Your gut will tell you if you’re pushing to hard or don’t feel safe in a particular situation. When that happens, and it will many times....First fly the airplane, then diagnose and resolve the situation if possible, commit the situation to memory and educate yourself on that particular event. Take them one at a time and focus on learning and becoming better. In addition, rely on more experienced pilots, your instructor, manuals/text and don’t be afraid to say you don’t know and ask. If you run into someone not willing to help, of which there are very few anymore, move on, that person was not someone you want to learn from and was probably not capable of answer your question or helping you in a positive way anyways. Keep it up and soak up ever possible piece of knowledge you can pertaining to your piloting skills, aircraft, ATC, airport operations, maintenance (a big one I feel gets overlooked) and the list goes on. Stay safe, stay within your abilities and strive to learn and you’ll be very successful. Good luck!

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He does a lot of things that makes sense doesn't he?I believe Chris does offer crate Franklin Engines. And I think there might be some new offerings here in the near future. Stay tuned. Thank you for taking the time to watch and engage here. I really appreciate you!

Chris, and his crew, do a great job right?! Thank you for watching!

YES! I was very impressed myself. Thank you for taking the time to watch and support here. I really appreciate you!

I like when people like YOU comment and engage here! Makes MY DAY! Thank you for watching.