
The Crosswinds S.T.O.L. Inc. Total Concept Wing Tips were designed long after
the age old argument that wing tips either increase performance or they don't. At
Crosswinds we have designed a wing tip that does affect the performance of the following
aircraft. The Piper PA-12, PA-14, PA-18 (All Models), PA-20 & PA-22. First off, when
we talk about performance we are not just talking slower stall speeds or shorter takeoff
rolls. Performance at Crosswinds is about safety, controlling an aircraft at slow speeds
when approaching or near stall, increasing the angle of climb to clear obstacles
with out compromising safety and improving cruise speed and efficiency
The Total Concept Wing Tips improve performance using several concepts. First, these wing
tips do not droop and have no affect on visibility on the high wing aircraft mentioned
above. Second, these wing tips add a large amount of wing area that maintains the same USA
35B MOD airfoil on the top of the wing adding far more lifting surface. Third, this wing
tip design helps control wing tip vortices created by induced drag at high angles of
attack by channeling air downward and outward toward the trailing edge of the wing.
Fourth, the tip uses a wing tip fence that functions like a winglet to reduce vortex
disturbance that is responsible for aileron blanketing as disrupted air boils over onto
the top of the wing. Reducing this blanketing affect causes the aileron effectiveness to
be improved throughout the flight envelope.
The Total Concept Wing Tip is constructed of light weight aluminum, and fiberglass.
Minimal fabrication and parts are required.Tips come assembled and are designed to use the
original Navigation lights.
At the tail where aircraft take the biggest beating, Crosswinds S.T.O.L.
designed the Tail Strut Support.
This innovative device improves the
strength of the horizontal stabilizer and works in conjunction with the trim system. No
180 H.P. Cub, Cruiser or Pacer should go without this tail beef up modification.
Crosswinds S.T.O.L.
Gross Weight Increase
for Piper PA-12 &
PA-14

The Crosswinds S.T.O.L.
Gross Weight Increase for the
Piper PA-12 & PA-14
increase the wheel plane gross weight from 1750 lbs. to 1935 lbs.
The conversion requires extensive welding, PA-18 tail feathers, PA-18 landing gear and a
minimum of a 150 H.P. engine.
Crosswinds S.T.O.L. 180 H.P. Engine
Conversion
The 180 H.P. conversion for the Piper PA-12, Piper
PA-14, and Piper PA-18 SuperCub is a complete replacement from the firewall forward using
a owner provided Lycoming 0-360 A-2-A engine. The kit includes the following items:
1. A complete custom built two
piece split cowling.
2. McCauley 1A200/DFA 82 inch 45
degree pitch - fixed pitch propeller.
3. Dynafocal (swing out) engine
mount with rubbers and bolts.
4. Complete air cleaner with
ducking and bracket.
5. All engine baffling and
fasteners.
6. Carb heat box with advanced
heat exchanger and controls.
7. Rear mounted light weight oil
cooler with all lines and mounting accessories.
8. The complete free flow, low
restriction, dual muffler exhaust system; similar to that used on the Cherokee
180.
Crosswinds S.T.O.L. Inc's 180 H.P. engine conversion
offers more than just an increase in horsepower. The Crosswinds S.T.O.L.180 H.P. engine
installation is the most extensively proven engine conversion available. The conversion
replaces the engine and all the major operating components. Unlike many conversions that
bolt on and use many of the poorly designed original components like the SuperCub 150 H.P.
exhaust system, longer conical engine mount, and a modified version of the original low visibility engine cowling with its unsightly lowered air intake. Crosswinds S.T.O.L.'s
180 H.P. conversion uses a superior designed shortened dynafocal engine mount. This mount
is stronger, adds support for the heavier engine and propeller, and reduces vibration. The
shortened dynafocal engine mount allows for the use of the free'er flowing PA-28 exhaust
system with duel mufflers which improves performance and dramatically improves exhaust
system durability. Another advantage of this exhaust system and the dynafocal engine mount
is that is allows the engine to be mounted closer to the firewall insuring proper C.G..
The Crosswinds S.T.O.L. designed split cowling offers greatly improved side and forward
(over the nose) visibility and improved aerodynamics. Large gullwing access doors offer
improved engine access. These features combined with the Cessna 180 air intake along with
the Crosswinds S.T.O.L.'s improved carb heat and airbox allows the 180 H.P. engine to
operate at its maximum designed performance capability. This in turn enables the engine to
turn the long 82 inch climb propeller at the steeper pitch of 45 degrees improving cruise
speed without sacrificing take-off and climb performance.
The conversion cost approximately $15,000.00
U.S. funds.