Gami injectors in T182T

Robert Young

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Hello
I bought a T182T with Gami injectors installed in it. I am not sure how to run it because there are no performance tables I can find.
Is there any place to find settings ect? I have searched but have come up empty.
Thanks in advance
 
Curious
Why would they STC them if that would happen?
The GAMI STC does not modify the AFM. The performance tables, fuel flows and leaning procedures are unaffected. The STC is basically a field approval of a safe substitution of an engine part. An STC does not validate any performance claims of the STC holder and not approval of LOP operations.
 
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Because you've already gotten a mixture of inside jokes and poor word choices, you're probably not sure whether your question is answered. The first reply from rotormatic is the complete answer: nothing changes from the POH.

The purpose of GAMIjectors is to balance fuel flow, meaning every cylinder gets the same air:fuel ratio. See their site for instructions on how to do the GAMI Lean Test to find your GAMI spread. Whether and how to run LOP is its own issue, and well beyond the question you asked.
 
See their site for instructions on how to do the GAMI Lean Test to find your GAMI spread.
Another company offering similar guidance and support (perhaps for experimental only?): https://airflowperformance.com/
 
Don’t worry, @Llewtrah381 , it’s only bad if you’re standing in a round room when he says that. ;)
Flashbacks of my childhood: one of my Dad’s favorite Dad jokes was to ask how you drove a <insert politically incorrect term here> crazy? Put him in a round room and tell him there’s a penny in the corner.
 
Flashbacks of my childhood: one of my Dad’s favorite Dad jokes was to ask how you drove a <insert politically incorrect term here> crazy? Put him in a round room and tell him there’s a penny in the corner.
I was a farm kid… “put him in a corn bin and tell him to go pee in the corner.”
 
Flashbacks of my childhood: one of my Dad’s favorite Dad jokes was to ask how you drove a <insert politically incorrect term here> crazy? Put him in a round room and tell him there’s a penny in the corner.
That’s funny. My father once pointed out an old round concrete silo and said a man got locked in there and he went crazy because he couldn’t find a corner to pee in.
 
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