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Subject: Re: [LML] Re: limit Gs for 235 (kit #11)
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Posted for randy snarr <randylsnarr@yahoo.com>:

  Duane,
  I heard that the original 235 wings were tested to dist ruction at the
factory many years ago. If memory serves they failed around 11 g's or some
ridiculous # like that.
  So i'd  say you are safe to 10.5 g's...
  
  Ok ok just kidding... but the first part is supposedly legit lore..
  
  Stick to 4.4 utility and you should never come close to failing the
structure...
  
  Randy Snarr
  235/320
  N694RS
  
  "McCune, Duane" <DMccune@csuchico.edu> wrote: