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<<Has anyone installed the Andair fuel selector valve with 
the valve handle extension kit offered by Andair?>>

I think Dan Olsen has this.

Unlike Dan, I have the standard header tank installation in my 360 and need 
to make an extension to the Lancair-supplied ball valve that is the main fuel 
shotoff to the engine.  I want to get the valve handle out to around the 
instrument panel.  This should not be too hard to design but if anyone has 
done this and would be willing to send a picture, that would be nice...

- Rob Wolf