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Nathan Young wrote:
: I've looked into those for years as a concern for this engine given its : history. When we had the jugs off last time, I looked at the cam carefully. I could : see no visible evidence of rusting, pitting, or spalling. The tappets (from what I : could see without splitting the case) looked good too. Besides, I cannot see how a : worn cam would suddenly become unworn 60 seconds after takeoff. : Agree, it would be tough for the lobes to grow back! : Curious. Do you transition to a cruise climb or stay at Vy for : climbing? I generally climb out at at least 100 mph (Vy = 85) to keep the jugs cool. In a LONG climb (6-10kft) I'll monitor the CHT closely and step-climb if they get too high. -- ************************************************** *********************** * Cory Papenfuss * * Electrical Engineering candidate Ph.D. graduate student * * Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University * ************************************************** *********************** |
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