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Leaning Procedure for a Carbureted 182



 
 
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Old June 29th 05, 08:30 AM
Thomas Borchert
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John,

Uhm, no, not at all. He'd have to be concerned to run not lean enough,
actually, since the temps decrease again when running leaner and leaner.
The point is: You have to worry to run at the right point in relation to
peak.


I don't fully agree with that. The O-470 is normally aspirated rather
than injected; without a tuned intake, the mixture arriving at each
cylinder is going to be more varied; it is likely that you may have one
or two cylinders lean, one or two cylinders rich and two cylinders in
the worst part of the pressure curve.


Not sure at what point we disagree.

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