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Troy iRMT Heavy Maint. Enriquez - Aug 20,2010
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Well,,,, how did your engine perform??
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John Robert Dunlop - Aug 21,2010
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No issues reported Troy..
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Troy iRMT Heavy Maint. Enriquez - Aug 21,2010
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I read somewhere that you can use 87 oct mogas in a 914 if you are going to use it right <br />away.
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Kenneth Leonard - Aug 21,2010
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In theory, if you either disable the turbo or don't use enough throttle to engage it (manifold pressure no greater than sea level), you are just flying a 912UL and they fly fine on 87 octane. It's the boost that requires a higher level. That said, I'd only do it in a pinch.
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Troy iRMT Heavy Maint. Enriquez - Aug 21,2010
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roger that Ken.
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Don Maxwell - Aug 21,2010
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That's an interesting point, Ken. I've never tried taking off with the power at 30 inches (29.92), but it should be enlightening to try. It needs the prop pitched pretty flat, though.
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John Robert Dunlop - Aug 22,2010
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We had two 912s two 914 and one 912. I believe all had at least a third of a tank of Sunoco 94 before we added the marina's 87..
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