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Old 06-28-2011, 04:54 PM
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There is no such thing as a direct injection aircraft engine in General Aviation. All fuel injection is single point injection much like the Allied designs of WWII.
Actually pairs of these things fly over my head every day...

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In a direct injection engine, there is almost no variation in CHT or EGT between the cylinders.
CHT is dominated by cooling; EGT is dominated by stoichiometry. CHT variations are an inevitably fact of life for air-cooled engines.

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It is that temperature variation that robs a single point fuel metering system of power.
A perfectly reasonable statement if and only if you are comparing identical intake conditions.
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