That brings up an interesting point. I think the Lycoming recommendation
previously was 75% power for unrestricted leaning. Lately I have seen 65%
as a recommendation. Anyone have any background on the two different
limits?
I've noticed in my O-360-A1A that certain RPM settings (about 2450 in my
case) get a good EGT balance on all cylinders, and aggressive leaning
produces RPM and EGT drops without engine roughness. Is this what the gami
injected engines experience running LOP?

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Matt Barrow wrote:


No such thing will happen.


It will if the leanest is LOP, but one is still ROP.


I don't do that.


How do you know?

Isn't that the point of a temp sensor on each and every cylinder?



One of the reasons, yes. But at 75% or less you don't use it for that.