Electronic EGT, fuel and nitrous pressure gauges
#2
Re: Electronic EGT, fuel and nitrous pressure gauges
Originally posted by Sin
Those are the gauges I want to run with my nitrous. I just want to see what your recommendations are.
Those are the gauges I want to run with my nitrous. I just want to see what your recommendations are.
#4
Originally posted by SonicDust187
Whats EGT gauge and does one need to have something drilled ro have it read what ever it reads?
Whats EGT gauge and does one need to have something drilled ro have it read what ever it reads?
Yes.....you drill either a hole in your ypipe or for a more accurate reading, your exhaust manifold.
#6
Originally posted by Ramius83
Even better is your rear exhaust manifold since those cylinders are the ones to run leanest because of being on the farthest end of the fuel rail...
Even better is your rear exhaust manifold since those cylinders are the ones to run leanest because of being on the farthest end of the fuel rail...
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Originally posted by SLC I30t
how do you seal the exhaust after placing the probe? I would hate to have a exhaust leak under the floor of my car.
how do you seal the exhaust after placing the probe? I would hate to have a exhaust leak under the floor of my car.
#9
Originally posted by Jime
Normally you drill and tap but the best way is to have the fitting welded on. I did drill and tap the manifold but the temp was to high for the EGT so had to move it further down on the Y-Pipe. Then put a plug in the manifold.
Normally you drill and tap but the best way is to have the fitting welded on. I did drill and tap the manifold but the temp was to high for the EGT so had to move it further down on the Y-Pipe. Then put a plug in the manifold.
#10
Originally posted by SLC I30t
how do you seal the exhaust after placing the probe? I would hate to have a exhaust leak under the floor of my car.
how do you seal the exhaust after placing the probe? I would hate to have a exhaust leak under the floor of my car.
Dixit
#12
Originally posted by Jime
Normally you drill and tap but the best way is to have the fitting welded on. I did drill and tap the manifold but the temp was to high for the EGT so had to move it further down on the Y-Pipe. Then put a plug in the manifold.
Normally you drill and tap but the best way is to have the fitting welded on. I did drill and tap the manifold but the temp was to high for the EGT so had to move it further down on the Y-Pipe. Then put a plug in the manifold.
#13
Originally posted by DOM
What do you mean "I did drill and tap the manifold but the temp was to high for the EGT so had to move it further down on the Y-Pipe."??? Isn't this where you would get the most accurate reading of the EGT?
What do you mean "I did drill and tap the manifold but the temp was to high for the EGT so had to move it further down on the Y-Pipe."??? Isn't this where you would get the most accurate reading of the EGT?
Dixit
#14
I remember a while back I saw some electric gauges by the name "dynoXXX", does anyone know the full name? I like the way they displayed information and one could not tell what it displayed unless one installed them and knew what each one was.
#17
Originally posted by teejnut
Was wondering how do you hook up a fuel pressure gauge?
Was wondering how do you hook up a fuel pressure gauge?
Dixit
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