Kiekhafer Aeromarine III in water again
10-08-2008, 12:23 PM
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10-08-2008, 02:25 PM
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[QUOTE=Rob Bailey;2709413]do the Weber carbs keep the fuel up to the engine's needs.
[Not quite sure what you ask for Rob, but the 4 Webers on each engine is set up for 250 l/h or 55 GPH. Joern]
[Not quite sure what you ask for Rob, but the 4 Webers on each engine is set up for 250 l/h or 55 GPH. Joern]
10-08-2008, 02:46 PM
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Thanks a lot Gene, it was a lot more work than we had anticipated but it feels really good now ! I'll send you and Bob some of the restauration pics and vidoes later this autumn. I have most of the graphics and letters made and hopefully next spring it looks (almost) as you guys had it. I found some "Amalie" stickers in the hull below the tanks, was this an oil brand at the time?
Take care, regards Joern
Take care, regards Joern
10-08-2008, 03:31 PM
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Nothing like a Father & Son project !! I hope my two son's will be ready, when we start the restoration on our 24' Cobra. Your Cig looks GREAT, love the red & yellow colors.
Nothing like a Father & Son project !! I hope my two son's will be ready, when we start the restoration on our 24' Cobra. Your Cig looks GREAT, love the red & yellow colors.
10-09-2008, 05:57 AM
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[QUOTE=36widebody;2709986]Just was wanting to know if the big blocks got enough fuel.I ran them on a Mustang Boss 302 drilled out to ida 50's.
10-09-2008, 07:27 AM
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hey 36..great job!
just for another reference person..contact Kurt Berger @ Kurts Marine in Brick NJ. He's restored one of the Dry Martini's..beautiful job.
I know he has an original pair of the KAM motors as well.
Good Luck with the completion!
just for another reference person..contact Kurt Berger @ Kurts Marine in Brick NJ. He's restored one of the Dry Martini's..beautiful job.
I know he has an original pair of the KAM motors as well.
Good Luck with the completion!
10-10-2008, 12:49 PM
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Thanks a lot Gene, it was a lot more work than we had anticipated but it feels really good now ! I'll send you and Bob some of the restauration pics and vidoes later this autumn. I have most of the graphics and letters made and hopefully next spring it looks (almost) as you guys had it. I found some "Amalie" stickers in the hull below the tanks, was this an oil brand at the time?
Take care, regards Joern
Take care, regards Joern
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10-10-2008, 12:55 PM
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