I tried running the cut speed from 120ipm down to 60, but it made little difference.
You can see progress here, and a number of the incomplete parts:

Now...I'll confess that I modified the one 80A nozzle that came with the machine. The problem I ran into repeatedly was not being able to get the PiP feature on the FC80 to be happy. If I left the nozzle out (obviously I wouldn't run it this way), PiP was happy, but put the nozzle back in and I couldn't get the PiP light to go out. So...being a hobby machinist, I took a couple thousandths off the flange on the nozzle, put it back in, and problem solved. This may well have messed up the electrode clearances...I just wanted to get the machine cutting! (I was being impatient, yes you're welcome to laugh at my expense.)
All the consumables will be replaced as soon as parts arrive, and I definitely won't be modifying anything. If the torch has mechanical issues (it came from a school environment and may have been crashed repeatedly for all I know), I may have to send it in for repairs, if Lincoln fixes that sort of thing. I hope so on an $1100 part.
Short vid of it running. When cutting more of the same part on the same sheet, there were frequent stops for "Cut lost..."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C878dwK8JXI