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RV-9 Gear legs interfere with lower firewall

 
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PostPosted: Tue May 23, 2006 12:13 pm    Post subject: RV-9 Gear legs interfere with lower firewall Reply with quote

Apparently this is well documented in the community but not at
all by Vans. Installing the eninge mount on my RV-9
(taildragger) I noticed that the gear mounting tybes interfere
with the lower flange of the firewall. I trimmed the firewall
back as others have, but even so I had to start eating into the
lower firewall stiffener angle to get enough clearance for the
gear leg.

I have about 1/16" clearance between the aft side of the leg
and the lower firewall angle - is that enough ? I can see that
the legs have to flex, but I'm thinking the movement this close
to the mounting tube should be minimal.

Is 16th enough clearance ?

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