Cessna 421 C Exhaust Parts
The Cessna 421 Golden Eagle is a light transport, twin engine, 7-seat aircraft produced by Cessna in the 1960 ’ s that was originally designed as a pressurized version of the of the Cessna 411. As the largest and fastest twin-engine piston aircraft by Cessna, the 421 was designed with a sleek, all-metal low-wing cabin, with a retractable tricycle landing gear, while being powered by two Continental GTSIO-520-D engines.
As one of the variants of the original 421, Cessna first released the Golden Eagle/Executive Commuter 421C in 1976, which features new wing and landing gear and comfortably seats six passengers in addition to a one-two person crew and is powered by two Continental GTSIO-520-Ls or Continental GTSIO-520-Ns, with 375 hp per engine. Additional changes from the original 421 include, the absence of wingtip fuel tanks and changing of the landing gear from straight-leg to a trailing-link design beginning from 1981-1985. Production of the 421C ended in 1985 after a total of 1,901 aircraft had been made.
As an owner or operator of a Cessna 421C you understand how important a quality exhaust system is for the performance of your aircraft, so when looking for certified exhaust parts, you know that Knisely Welding is the provider you can trust.
Knisely Welding is proud to provide the following exhaust system parts for the Cessna 421C aircraft series, in addition to the extensive list of FAA/PMA approved parts for various Cessna, Piper, Beech, Mooney, and more aircraft models:
1 K9910295-16 Stack Assembly 2 K9910300-01 LH Tailpipe * K9910300-02 RH Tailpipe 3 K9910295-15 Stack Assembly 4 K9910300-7 Header 5 K9910300-03 Elbow 6 K5355108-4 Slip Joint 7 K0850660M-1 Bellow Assembly (Reduces Load Transfer-Sold In Pairs Only) 8 NH1000897-50 V-Band Clamp * Not Shown
Eagle II & III
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*all of the above exhaust parts are approved by the Aviation authority for modification, and Knisley Welding protects new and overhaul exhaust parts against workmanship defects under conditions of ordinary use, for a service period of one year with no limit to the amount of hours that the part in question has been used.