Orma,
If you have the temp sensor under the plug 450 is not a problem on take off. 
The revflo carb as installed in the Revmaster puts the fuel into the 
manifold aft of the carb rich on the left bank. I put a fuel deflector it 
the manifold aft of the carb to get the fuel to the right bank, I have a 
revflow carb. If the carb was rotated so that the fuel entered the manifold 
0 or 180 degree the fuel distribution would be equal to each side of the 
engine.          Al
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Orma" <o...@aviation-mechanics.com>
To: "KRnet" <kr...@mylist.net>
Sent: Wednesday, September 08, 2004 4:09 PM
Subject: KR> To cool or not too kool


> Hello Net
> I now feel that I am writing the episodes in the continuing saga of Orma's 
> KR.  By 9 this AM I had added the fuel pump and this regulator type 
> device( It seems that restricts the flow of fuel, as opposed to 
> controlling pressure).  I ran the engine and for the first time I knew 
> that I was running rich at WOT.  In fact so rich that the engine tried to 
> quit.  I found that when the pump is on, I did not get an anticipated 
> flood of fuel.  The engine seemed normal till I reached the part where I 
> had carved a step in the needle.  At that point, the engine flooded. 
> After several trial settings, I installed the last needle that I got from 
> Joe at Revmaster.  To get the best run, I would start with the fuel off 
> and after a warm up I would push the throttle to WOT and turn on the pump. 
> But, the real question is what about the temp.  I made a 3 minute run at 
> WOT, controlling the flooding by moving the mixture control.  I was able 
> to hold the temp of #3 to 450.  The engine was turning 3000 and 30 MP. 
> This is the first time that I was able to see the effects of the fuel 
> cooling the cylinder.  This is still not too Kool.  I need to cool the 
> thing down at least another 50 degrees.  I can live with 400 CHT on 
> takeoff.  All the time that I have had the CHT gauge in the cockpit, and I 
> don't remember what the takeoff numbers were on the old engine.  What are 
> some of the takeoff numbers that other get?
>
> Orma
> Southfield, MI
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> To the gathering or bust
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