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First flight of C85 with O200 crank kit

  • Robert Williams
16 Sep 2017 09:47 #1 by Robert Williams
Replied by Robert Williams on topic First flight of C85 with O200 crank kit
Awesome, and thank you for the quick reply! I'm at 4600', and seeking a better climb rate too!

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  • TahoeTim
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16 Sep 2017 06:03 #2 by TahoeTim
Replied by TahoeTim on topic First flight of C85 with O200 crank kit
It was built at a shop in the South but any shop could do the STC. I really enjoy the added HP. I have to say that there is no reason not to change the crank at rebuild time. It is well worth the added cost IMHO. At my field altitude of 6700 ft it was essential.

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  • Robert Williams
16 Sep 2017 00:13 #3 by Robert Williams
Replied by Robert Williams on topic First flight of C85 with O200 crank kit
Sorry I'm joining this late...where did you have your engine built? How are you liking it now?

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10 Sep 2016 08:19 #4 by Lynn Nelsen AP/IA
Replied by Lynn Nelsen AP/IA on topic First flight of C85 with O200 crank kit
Hey Tim: You now have the best of both worlds. Enjoy !!

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  • Brian Jardine
07 Sep 2016 12:54 #5 by Brian Jardine
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Congrats on the new engine. I have the same and I am very happy with it.

Brian

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  • TahoeTim
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20 Jul 2016 23:17 #6 by TahoeTim
First flight of C85 with O200 crank kit was created by TahoeTim
After nearly two months in the shop, I flew my plane home from the repair shop. I took off from Carson City to head home to Lake Tahoe. I was watching engine parameters closely but I did get a chance to do one test. At 7000 ft I pitched for 80kts and saw 800 to 1000 vertical climb rate. I am impressed and will continue testing.

It cruises at 100 (used to be 80) and gets to 9000 ft much easier. woo hoo! It's almost like being at sea level.

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