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Old 08-20-2011, 07:06 AM   #29 (permalink)
MGB=MPG
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im pretty old school my self..

i do *flying cuts* to check the plugs .. that is switch off on a run and then pull plugs ..

there is some discussion on aviation sites [usually only ones who worry about leaning via EGT ] about setting Lean of peak LOP or ROP rich of peak ..

lean of peak is a ,, alternative ,, one would think LOP would result in enhanced FE

aviation engines one can adjust the mixture *on the fly*


i am told if i get set too lean i will burn the valves .. i wonder [and inquire] if valve burning happens at high EGT and if close examination of EGT might prevent that ..
my EGT sensor is one inch from the head on cyl # 1..

i do not do very much WOT ,, it runs up so fast.. i set throttle by manifold vacuum ,,,, attempt no less than 10INGH ..5INHG on a hard pull up grade ..

15INHG in cruise ..

single SU HIF 44 .on a heilmholltz log .. my needle is *not right * im flowing much better than as designed ,,K&N filters and enhanced exhaust sector ,,
my last adjustment was 1/4 turn lean ..
currently seeing 1300 on the EGT and looking for the drop .. Lean of peak
i have no flippin idea where im set in the profile now

here are plug images ,, not so current but about he same i think ,,

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