Technically they are the same however dependent on the serial number (production year) some significant differences will be found. There are at least 3 generations of crankcase and some parts from an older 80 HP may not fit on to a newer version case. In addition Rotax does not release the overhaul manual to replace the crankcase unless it is an approved facility with trained technicians.
Technically they are the same however dependent on the serial number (production year) some significant differences will be found. There are at least 3 generations of crankcase and some parts from an older 80 HP may not fit on to a newer version case. In addition Rotax does not release the overhaul manual to replace the crankcase unless it is an approved facility with trained technicians.
If I were you, and really wanted to know whether it could be used or not, I'd give Hal Stockman (Elko, NV) a call. (Yep - the same guy who flys "Lawnmower III" in the OSH STOL competitions.) He probably knows more about rebuilding "frankenstein" Rotax engines than anyone around...
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