SR22T_6
SR22T_5
SR22_4
SR22_3
SR22_2
SR22_1
SR20_4
SR20_3
SR20_2
SR20_1
400-4
400-3
400-2
400-1
N6504D
n550gr-3
n550gr-2
n550gr-1
N6504D
RNB0418
RNB0331
RNB0259-2
FECT9326_1
FECT9125_300

Columbia Aircraft Equipment Details

Columbia 350 Equipment Details

 

Teledyne Continental Motors (TCM) IO-550-N

The Teledyne Continental Motors IO-550-N engine installed in the Columbia 350 is a six-cylinder, 310 horsepower, naturally aspirated, horizontally opposed, air-cooled engine incorporating design features aimed at improving performance and economy. The IO-550-N incorporates cross-flow cylinder design that improves the flow of gases through the combustion chamber enhancing the combustion event. Also incorporated on the IO-550-N is a balanced intake system that provides equal air distribution to each cylinder. This balanced air distribution system, coupled with the TCM Fuel Injection System, optimizes the output of all six cylinders, providing the most power available with the lowest possible fuel consumption. The components of the IO-550-N are produced in the largely-vertically-integrated Manufacturing Excellence center at TCM’s headquarters on the latest in computer-controlled manufacturing equipment. Using the latest in computer controls and monitoring, the IO-550-N is produced to tight variances on critical components and engine characteristics that result in an engine that is essentially blueprinted direct from the factory. TCM offers week-long factory training courses open to the owners of Columbia aircraft and welcomes customer tours.

Teledyne Continental Motors (TCM) IO-550-N

Specifications

Power 310 hp at 2700 rpm
231 kW at 2700 rpm
Weight (Dry) 412 lbs 187 kg
Bore & Stroke: 5.25 in x 4.25 in
13.3 cm x 10.8 cm
Fuel Grade: 100/100LL
Displacement 550 cu in
9.0 L
Compression Ratio 8.5:1
Dimensions H: 20.41 in 51.8 cm
W: 34.04 in 86.5 cm
L: 38.43 in 96.6 cm
Recommended TBO 2000 hrs or 12 years
Oil Capacity: 8 qt  7.6 L

 

Accolades

Best of the Best (2005) – Robb Report
Best Certified GA Aircraft (2005) – Aero-News Network
Editor’s Choice (2005) – FLYING Magazine