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Subject: Re: [LML] Exhaust & baffle questions
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My C172 four banger has three cylinders set up for the primer to deliver a
prime; two on the port side and one on the front cylinder on the starboard
side.   Hope this helps.

Harry League

Scott Richardson wrote:

>
> o  And out of curiosity, how many of you have primers installed
>    on normally carbureted engines?  And if so, how many cylinders?