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From: Art Jensen <flycassutts@yahoo.com>
Subject: Carbon hinges
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I know some of you out there have hands on experience
with the carbon hinges.  How tight of turn can the
hinges take?  Are they as good as alumnmum hinges or
better in making the turn from the horizontal position
going down the side of the cowl on the firewall?  Was
that clear as mud?  I will be installing the cowl next
week using carbon hinges.  I just don't know if I
should use the carbon hinges to mount the top cowl to
the fire wall or use nutplates and screws.

Thanks for any help you have to offer.

Art Jensen

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