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Subject: RE: Long cowl, short cowl.
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	As a 235 owner, I'm not up on the recent discussions regarding long mounts
vs. short mounts.  What is the advantage of a long mount?

	Can someone tell me what the length of a short mount cowl is?  I may have a
use for one.

Neil

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