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John,

   Re:

>I have a question on operating temps. 
>
>What coolant and oil temps should I be looking for in the climb and at cruise?  What temps are considered red-line / never exceed?
>

   Check out Tracy and Lynn's 3-Sep-2003 comments to Rusty's 
similar inquiry, "Flight #2 and #3".  Jim's numbers may be a 
little on the high side.

Dale R.
COZY MkIV-R #1254




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