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FSX Changing torque and prop settings?

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Is it possible to adjust torque and prop settings to reflect max torque 1623ft/lbs at a prop setting of 2200rpm on any fsx/p3dv4 aircraft, freeware or payware? The settings i'm looking for are

Takeoff power setting = Max Torque 1623 ft/Lbs
Prop RPM @2200 RPM

Climb Power Setting = Torque 1400-1500 ft/Lbs
Prop RPM 2000 RPM

Cruise Power setting = Torque 1400 ft/LBS
Prop RPM 1800 RPM.

Climb out airspeed 110kts and cruise TAS 180kts are the figures im also chasing. The aircraft I'd try it on would be Carenado Cheyenne 3 or F406 Caravan 2. Is this even possible to replicate with this type of aircraft? If not would a freeware FSX aircraft be capable of being modified to represent those figures? Thankyou for any help and replies.
 
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This isn't a gauge issue... you already posted in the flight dynamics area. Multiple posts aren't appropriate.
 
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