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What's high TT for a Lyc 235?



 
 
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Old March 22nd 04, 05:04 AM
Paul Folbrecht
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Default What's high TT for a Lyc 235?

My engine has 1200 SMOA and 4500 TT. I can find very little regarding
the relevance of total time. Maybe it's close to irrelevant since a MO
touches everything anyway. Lyc even zero-times their remans, of course,
even they are obviously not truly 0 TT. Just curious about the subject
of engine TT in general.
 




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