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Bob,   There is nothing wrong , I think you are confused on this.   It=20
is behaving normal.   When you are lean and start adding fuel the=20
cylinders that  peaked last now peak first.   You are just reversing so=20
that's why the cylinders reverse.

Steve   Alderman


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Subject: [LML] Re: Gami test weird result


I don't understand the question. This result=C2=A0sounds=C2=A0normal and=C2=
=A0logical=20
to me.

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Bill Harrelson
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On 01/03/14, Bob Rickard<r.rickard@rcginc-us.com> wrote:
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LML,

On completion of a GAMI test recently I noticed that when slowly=20
increasing fuel flow from very lean to peak, cylinders 1,3,5 all=20
reached peak first. Then going backwards, from very rich to peak, 2,4,6=20
peaked first. I have GAMI injectors and its a TSIO-550X (bigger Malibu=20
turbos is only difference from an E) built by Barrett in OK. Any ideas=20
as to what would cause this? I have repeated this multiple times and=20
can=C2=92t figure it out.

Bob R
IV-P


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