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Hello guys, 

I've been trying to fly the Entegra SR22. They are wonderful models and, having flown one time in real life in one, I can see the amount of work put into them.

I am following the AFM procedure for takeoff and climb on the SR22TN but I keep getting two cylinders go bad on my flights. I've kept the engine running according to the manual (full power/mixture for TO and climb, and LOP for cuise, boost pump on) with no success. Any thoughts?

 

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LOP is a very fine line between being efficient and cooking the engine (there is a reason with the newer SR22T its highly discouraged to climb LOP and ROP is heavily used).

If CHTs are climbing, lean further and/or increase airspeed to increase cooling. When LOP you need to keep your eyes on the temps like a hawk.

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