588 blown timing
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You wanna be careful around your peak TQ, too much timing there is death .
I don`t have my laptop handy but this is what I started with . Usually I`m at 35 at WOT and 28-29 peak TQ (4000rpm)
If I`m running 5 blade props that have a ton of cup and load the engine I have button that drops timing across the board a few degrees.

I don`t have my laptop handy but this is what I started with . Usually I`m at 35 at WOT and 28-29 peak TQ (4000rpm)
If I`m running 5 blade props that have a ton of cup and load the engine I have button that drops timing across the board a few degrees.

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[QUOTE=ICDEDPPL;4786881]You wanna be careful around your peak TQ, too much timing there is death .
I don`t have my laptop handy but this is what I started with . Usually I`m at 35 at WOT and 28-29 peak TQ (4000rpm)
If I`m running 5 blade props that have a ton of cup and load the engine I have button that drops timing across the board a few degrees.
Good call with the button. Would make good sense especially when laboring under tucked in conditions.
I don`t have my laptop handy but this is what I started with . Usually I`m at 35 at WOT and 28-29 peak TQ (4000rpm)
If I`m running 5 blade props that have a ton of cup and load the engine I have button that drops timing across the board a few degrees.
Good call with the button. Would make good sense especially when laboring under tucked in conditions.
Last edited by getrdunn; 04-22-2021 at 12:38 AM.
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