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Hello all.
I talked to the guys who sell the Stc just a while ago. They claimed that
they could get the  C85 up to
105 hp on the bench.
For their stc , to compensate the extra power, they had to specify a new
timing for the C85 with the
O-200 crank.
Now, they said, if you "forget" to retard that timing...
However, every engine will be different and not all would go that high in
rpm and therefor power
output, depends on the load also. And I forgot to ask what the carburetor
was like when they tested it.

However , it seems that with that stc one could get quiet some extra hump.
What I don't believe is that you would not need more gas. Gas consumption
and power output are somehow
related. More power ---> more gas.


Hartmut, still rebuilding N3330H



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> In a message dated 1/27/03 9:10:40 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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>
> > what you get is 5 HP per cylinder, so from a C-85 you get 105 HP
>
> I find this difficult to believe, for a couple of reasons.  The main one
is
> that (and I can't put my finger on the source, so don't ask me to back
this
> up) any increase in power in excess of 5% (I think it's 5%) is
prohibited on
> the grounds that it would require the airframe to be recertified with
the
> higher power.  You'd need an STC to cover the power increase and another
to
> cover installation of the "new" engine in the airframe.  Now, if you did
not
> repitch the prop, and there was a proportional change in the static RPM
> limits (this alone would require an STC) then it is unlikely you would
ever
> be able to deliver more than the original 85 hp, but if, as you say, the
prop
> is repitched to absorb the new claimed hp, then the whole setup would be
> illegal.  So, assuming it's legal, I guess it can't be 105 hp...
>
> Catch 22
>
> John
>
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