Full Load EGTs in the 1400 range?
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I put a probe in the cross-over, in the old Co2 test port, with Laust's kit. I never see more than 950 or so on my Zeitronix display? I run it on the rich side, and use 100 octane, and run Vitesse's chip board on street gas settings, and have a three inch SFR pipe. For those reporting higher numbers - are you reading at the header?
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Originally Posted by Tom M'Guinn
I put a probe in the cross-over, in the old Co2 test port, with Laust's kit. I never see more than 950 or so on my Zeitronix display? I run it on the rich side, and use 100 octane, and run Vitesse's chip board on street gas settings, and have a three inch SFR pipe. For those reporting higher numbers - are you reading at the header?
If the probe is bad, you’ll get a new one.
What do other Zeitronix owners with my EGT kit installed see?
Originally Posted by Oddjob
Only trying to make myself happy. The shop owner would probably be happy if I burned up the motor and gave him a blank check to fix...
And the location of the EGT was discussed as the test port on the x-over pipe, since I will be using your EGT kit. He also prefers using the test port vs installing in the individual headers.
I believe his intent/recommendation was to run pretty rich, at the expense of a few hp.
And the location of the EGT was discussed as the test port on the x-over pipe, since I will be using your EGT kit. He also prefers using the test port vs installing in the individual headers.
I believe his intent/recommendation was to run pretty rich, at the expense of a few hp.
There is a serious cost of running too rich, namely cylinder wash-down (oil is a far better lubricant than gasoline) with increased cylinder wear as a result. I’ll somewhat randomly say that anything less than an AFR of 11.0 is too rich.
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Originally Posted by Laust Pedersen
That's weird. I stand by my measurements in post #49 here and others who reported their numbers got about the same results. Btw, remember that under load the header reading is lower than the X-over reading.
If the probe is bad, you’ll get a new one.
What do other Zeitronix owners with my EGT kit installed see?
Laust
If the probe is bad, you’ll get a new one.
What do other Zeitronix owners with my EGT kit installed see?
Laust
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Originally Posted by Laust Pedersen
What do other Zeitronix owners with my EGT kit installed see?
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Todd,
I bought mine here to work with my HKS gauge: http://www.exhaustgas.com/Default.as...41753764387.18
I am using the Bullet sensor w/ 3 year warranty.
I bought mine here to work with my HKS gauge: http://www.exhaustgas.com/Default.as...41753764387.18
I am using the Bullet sensor w/ 3 year warranty.
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Originally Posted by Trucho-951
I see upto 1615 deg F when in 4th gear. I know I've seen higher temps in 5th gear, but I can't seem to find any 5th gear datalogs.