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   What are normal EGT temps?

   Tom: I'm Pyro'ed up now - (Auto Meter 3344), with the probe in the forward down pipe, 6" from the manifold flange. Haven't taken it on any long drives, but I can tell my temps are higher than yours. Initial start-up idle is 600, bumps up to 800 after driving. 60 mph/2K RPM, 65-75 deg OAT, 91...

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   • BigMac
   • Post #12
   • Jun 16, 2003
   • Forum: 80-Series Tech
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   What are normal EGT temps?

   Tom: I will look for the sweet spot 6" from the flange and see if I can drill there so we can compare notes. My intent is exactly what you describe, to get a baseline before S/C install and then keep me out of trouble afterward. Appreciate your experience - any wiring or routing issues I...

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   • BigMac
   • Post #10
   • Jun 12, 2003
   • Forum: 80-Series Tech
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   What are normal EGT temps?

   Thanks Bill- Your multi-pod installation looks great. I hate working with dash/instrument panels - always break something - but I see no good mounting alternative to the pillar pods. Looks like drill accessibility will be the main driver for probe location. Best bet looks like the forward...

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   • BigMac
   • Post #8
   • Jun 12, 2003
   • Forum: 80-Series Tech
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   What are normal EGT temps?

   Tom: I have an Auto Meter pyrometer that I am trying to find time to install - will share some "unblown" temps as soon as I can. &nbsp:Did you put yours on the A pillar using an Auto Meter pod? If so, any hints that would make it easier? Where did you drill the hole for the temp probe? Thanks...

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   • BigMac
   • Post #4
   • Jun 12, 2003
   • Forum: 80-Series Tech