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sir in my opinion- as someone with experience in aerospace engineering.

we can make jf-17 heavy fighter.

if we look at j36, we can take triple engine also and apply to JF-17. This will make it more powerful than rafael.

it is possible sir, we must take one engine in the tail and two under the wings. it has been done before.

this will make jf-17 large heavy fighter like su35...

just my expert opinion sir.
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sir in my opinion- as someone with experience in aerospace engineering.

we can make jf-17 heavy fighter.

if we look at j36, we can take triple engine also and apply to JF-17. This will make it more powerful than rafael.

it is possible sir, we must take one engine in the tail and two under the wings. it has been done before.

this will make jf-17 large heavy fighter like su35...

just my expert opinion sir.
you can't just make the JF-17 a heavy fighter by simply giving it a second engine, that's just impossible. You basically need to redesign the whole jet from scratch
 
sir in my opinion- as someone with experience in aerospace engineering.

we can make jf-17 heavy fighter.

if we look at j36, we can take triple engine also and apply to JF-17. This will make it more powerful than rafael.

it is possible sir, we must take one engine in the tail and two under the wings. it has been done before.

this will make jf-17 large heavy fighter like su35...

just my expert opinion sir.
I can see why you’re Deewana of Imran khan.
 
you can't just make the JF-17 a heavy fighter by simply giving it a second engine, that's just impossible. You basically need to redesign the whole jet from scratch
Actually, don't wanna sound super pseudo intellectual but you can make a fighter have a second engine easily. You don't have to redesign the entire fighter, just add another engine. One of the reasons why the double engine F-35 program was even considered was because it would be the cheapest way to make a twin engine multirole fighter. Why? Because airframe design is quite easy, rather than designing a new fighter. You can easily can airframe characteristics to have another engine with elongation/widening of the body. This was told by Lockheed Martin as means to upgrade the fighter. Though for the JF-17 it is quite meh. I mean for that we would need to design a new radar cuz the KJ-7A is shit for the body we use, not to mention new sensors and data to make the cost more reasonable. The best we could do is get some J-15 or J-16 radar, while using China's help to design the electronic suite of the jet ourselves. Which is possible and easier, had we designed the JF-17 alone. So yeah, stupid idea but in the realms of possibility. Though the chances are below 1% cuz the JF-17 was not supposed to do any of these roles. I mean it's still good enough to carry enough ordinance and good enough range to defend against immediate threats. It was not designed for extended strikes nor was it design to carry heavy payloads.
 
Actually, don't wanna sound super pseudo intellectual but you can make a fighter have a second engine easily. You don't have to redesign the entire fighter, just add another engine. One of the reasons why the double engine F-35 program was even considered was because it would be the cheapest way to make a twin engine multirole fighter. Why? Because airframe design is quite easy, rather than designing a new fighter. You can easily can airframe characteristics to have another engine with elongation/widening of the body. This was told by Lockheed Martin as means to upgrade the fighter. Though for the JF-17 it is quite meh. I mean for that we would need to design a new radar cuz the KJ-7A is shit for the body we use, not to mention new sensors and data to make the cost more reasonable. The best we could do is get some J-15 or J-16 radar, while using China's help to design the electronic suite of the jet ourselves. Which is possible and easier, had we designed the JF-17 alone. So yeah, stupid idea but in the realms of possibility. Though the chances are below 1% cuz the JF-17 was not supposed to do any of these roles. I mean it's still good enough to carry enough ordinance and good enough range to defend against immediate threats. It was not designed for extended strikes nor was it design to carry heavy payloads.
Adding another engine means that you have redesign the rear fuselage, re-write the FCS, reset the aircraft's centre of gravity and do a long list of things that I don't know about, ask @JamD, @Oscar or @Quwa, they can answer better then me
 
Adding another engine means that you have redesign the rear fuselage, re-write the FCS, reset the aircraft's centre of gravity and do a long list of things that I don't know about, ask @JamD, @Oscar or @Quwa, they can answer better then me
I can assure you - that just adding a second engine on a simple piston airplane take years of work and testing - let alone a complex fighter aircraft
 
Actually, don't wanna sound super pseudo intellectual but you can make a fighter have a second engine easily. You don't have to redesign the entire fighter, just add another engine. One of the reasons why the double engine F-35 program was even considered was because it would be the cheapest way to make a twin engine multirole fighter. Why? Because airframe design is quite easy, rather than designing a new fighter. You can easily can airframe characteristics to have another engine with elongation/widening of the body. This was told by Lockheed Martin as means to upgrade the fighter. Though for the JF-17 it is quite meh. I mean for that we would need to design a new radar cuz the KJ-7A is shit for the body we use, not to mention new sensors and data to make the cost more reasonable. The best we could do is get some J-15 or J-16 radar, while using China's help to design the electronic suite of the jet ourselves. Which is possible and easier, had we designed the JF-17 alone. So yeah, stupid idea but in the realms of possibility. Though the chances are below 1% cuz the JF-17 was not supposed to do any of these roles. I mean it's still good enough to carry enough ordinance and good enough range to defend against immediate threats. It was not designed for extended strikes nor was it design to carry heavy payloads.
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