Here is an interesting LS Conversion.

[donnie1956]

Popped up on my Facebook page.

 

[greg75vette]

Huh. Well that's impressive. I live near a small airport that services mostly these types of planes. Well a turbo prop was taking off from it (kind of unusual there) and I thought about the engine design. I then immediately thought to myself what they put in smaller planes. I guess this sort of answered my question :lol:

 

[mrvette]

My question is ....What about FAA airworthy certs?? or is it an 'experimental aircraft'??

 

[Garys 68]

I'll do that one better, LS7 powered helicopter.
http://vertical-aviation.com/hummingbird-kit-helicopter/300ls/

 

[greg75vette]

Ok, now this is getting ridiculous.

 

[mrvette]

Ok, now this is getting INTERESTING...

There, fixed it 4 U......

I just shocked that they can do that....

 

[Red77]

Very interesting indeed... www.quietaviation.com

 

[greg75vette]

Ok, now this is getting INTERESTING...

There, fixed it 4 U......

I just shocked that they can do that....

I believe my post is misleading. It wasn't meant to be negative. More like, "What will they think of next???" :lol:

 

[mrvette]

Ok, now this is getting INTERESTING...

There, fixed it 4 U......

I just shocked that they can do that....

I believe my post is misleading. It wasn't meant to be negative. More like, "What will they think of next???" :lol:

:lol:

 

[Sam Cogley]

On the flip side, the (in?)famous Tucker 48 automobile used a helicopter engine. :lol: