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Michael,

Enjoy the cool CHTs.  I don't think this is a problem until the CHTs get
down below 250F. 

But, what were your MP, Fuel Flow, and RPM settings, and altitude? 

Cool weather is usually an invitation to run the engine a bit harder, and
that is OK, provided you stay appropriately well lean of peak. 

I would be very, very careful about winter baffles.  I have seen many to
many situations in which they create hot spots, rather than uniformly cooler
CHTs.

Regards,  George


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