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The title is the question.
I know what to look for with water-cooled stuff. I have no experience with air-cooled stuff yet... What say you? Is there a normal range? A never exceed number? Anyone ever use 4 thermocouples? Was there any noticeable difference (#3 is of concern to me)? Thoughts, tips, any data would be greatly appreciated! |
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Rich helps keep CHT low. Lean can also produce low CHT if lean means a mixture that produces a EGT below the peak EGT for that engine condition.
High CHT comes from running near peak EGt and is an indication of high internal combustion pressure (ICP) |
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