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Scott:
** the cylinder heating is much more even on the ground since there is no air flow to speak of. **
Not really. There are more severe hot spots upon idling or a ground run than in flight. That's why one should ALWAYS keep cowl flaps open when on the ground... to increase the airflow in a poor airflow condition. If the engine is properly baffled that goes away in flight. If it is not properly baffled, all bets are off.
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