"Thomas Borchert" wrote in message
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Juan,

That's not what Continental says about their engine, and not what TBO
Advisor recommends.


Not sure what you mean. What part of the statement you quoted
Continental doesn't say?

Original message:

At power settings above 65% you need to be concerned about running too
lean, thus too hot.

Your reply:

Uhm, no, not at all.

This is wrong. You DO have to be concerned about running too lean, which is
why Continental does not recommend leaning for extended periods of time at
high power settings (above 65%).