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Lyc 540 inverted mods

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I am hoping the members here can help me out.

I am in posession of a lycoming IO540c4b5 that I will be installing an n my Acroduster project.

This is my first aerobatic engine conversion and I am under the impression
That to do this properly I need to machine passage holes in the back of the case to allow engine oil to pass to the breather oil return.

I have a christen sYstem. But no other documentation. Would someone have the drawing that christen published in the past so that I can modify this engine.

seems like a lot of folks do nothing to modify the engine case and it works out fine. I want to get the best setup possible. No corner cuttinng here.
 

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