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Jay Honeck wrote:
Yesterday I noticed that we had pumped more than 5000 gallons of mogas through the Mighty Grape. This represents something like 60 complete fills (our plane has four gas tanks, totaling 84 gallons), and around 350 hours of flight time over the last 2.5 years. Awww, anecdotal evidence. Statistically speaking, you need a larger sample size ![]() But seriously, a good post, well documented. 'Couple questions- Do you use the same spark plugs (and same heat range) as before going to mogas? Do you lean, and how lean? What kind of numbers do you usually see in different regimes of flight (EGT, CHT)? Obviously detonation hasn't been a problem for you, I'm curious how hot you can get away with on that engine with regular auto fuel. Thanks. OK, 3 questions, if you save a buck a gallon on 5000 gallons, and but $2500 to the next overhaul, the other $2500 must buy a lot of good beer, right? |
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