Thanks! That's what I thought. I am going order the exhaust then. I hate flying around in the winter with the cabin heat on thinking that I'm going to pass out.
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Re: 150 Exhaust STC
FWIW IIRC Years ago there was a "stick-on" that one could place on the instrument panel that would change color in the event that the level of carbon monoxide was increasing to a dangerous level. Might check Spruce to see if still available. 2c
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Re: 150 Exhaust STC
Here is how my setup was done, I have plenty of heat!
Hope this can help someone else doing this...
Hope this can help someone else doing this...