| Shvetsov
developed the license built Wright R-1820
Cyclone (M-25) into the M-62. This engine had a
two-stage supercharger and an improved induction system.
In 1941, the Soviet Union changed its aircraft and
engine designations to a constructor system. The M-62 was
redesignated the ASh-62. Including the related M-63,
over 67,000 were produced.
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 | 9 cylinder, air-cooled, radial |
| two-speed supercharger |
| displacement: 1,823 cubic inches (29.8 liters) |
| bore x stroke: 6.125 x 6.875 inches |
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