As a zeke pilot I find myself in the position of fighting a bogey that has greater speed, better guns, but can't turn as well. Here is what I try to do:
1) Set them up so they are on my long six with an altitude advantage. (gives them a false sense of security, especially if they notice I am giving them an alt advantage.)
2) Start a gradual level turn and as they get closer tighten the turn so that your starting to blackout. You want to be flying at a 90 angle to their turning aircraft before going to step 3.
3) When they are just entering the 1K range, roll inverted and perform a split-S. (they should be in in your straight up view). You know you have timed it perfect if you see them firing and missing you, but you don't have to cut it that close.
4) Pull up into a vertical climb immediately from the Split-S and check your rear view, rolling in the direction they are turning. Whichever way the bogie turns just pull back inverted onto his six. In most cases they are either flying straight blacked out or still in a turn blacked out and low on E.
5) Roll out and take the shot.
This works about 80% of the time. When it doesn't it is because the bogie did not tighten his turn with you and zoomed away to try again. At that point you know you have an ace on the other line and the fight gets fun. This tactic also works best when at a relatively low alt (around 3 to 4k) to prevent the bogie from diving away from you and getting out of gun range before the reversal.
This tactic will even work when fighting the same type aircraft. You just have to make sure they have more alt and are closing fast on you so that you can out turn them.
Hope this helps!
