Updated: 27-Jun-2018
This company was based in Belleville, New Jersey.
-In the year 1928 they were building a radial engine with 7 cylinders giving 140 hp. (Later this engine would be known as Jacobs LA-1).
-In 1929 they were building British Cirrus engines under license for the US market. Especially the four-cylinder ones. These engines with four upright cylinders gave 95 hp.
“ACE Cirrus 95 hp”
-The MkIII (1929) that gave 90 hp had inverted cylinders. The supercharged version gave 110 hp.
“ACE Hi-Drive”
-The MkIII Hi-Drive from 1931, also gave 95 hp.
-As from 1929 this company was known as ACE “AirCraft Engine Corp.”.
Engines of ACE (American Cirrus Eng. Inc.)
Model: ACE - MkIII Hi-Drive
Arquitecture: 4-cylinder In-line
Cooling:
Total Displacement:
Bore / Stroke:
Power: 95 HP @ rpm
Weight:
The MkIII Hi-Drive from 1931, also gave 95 hp.
"ACE Hi-Drive"
Model: ACE- Cirrus MKIII
Arquitecture: 4-cylinder In-line
Cooling:
Total Displacement:
Bore / Stroke:
Power: 90 / 110 HP @ rpm
Weight:
The MkIII (1929) of 90 hp had inverted cylinders.
The supercharged version would give 110 hp.
"ACE Cirrus 95 HP"
Model: Jacobs LA-1
Arquitecture: 7-cylinder Radial
Cooling:
Total Displacement:
Bore / Stroke:
Power: 140 HP @ rpm
Weight:
In the year 1928 they started to build this engine. (Later it would be known as Jacobs LA-1).
"ACE LA-1"