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Old Mar 2, 2003 | 12:08 PM
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Question egt guage temps

I was talking to my mechanic about rebuilding my turbo, and he told me I should get guages, and I told him that I already had the main three but not installed yet. He asked me how high my egt gauge read, and I told him 1200, and he said that may not read high enough. He races rx7's and has been for years and says he gets much higher temps. He gave me a range, but I have forgotten. Now he usually runs n/a's... Could this be a turbo/na difference, or something else? Basically, I want to know if my guage is gonna work out or not. It's the greddy electronic 52mm.



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Old Mar 2, 2003 | 12:24 PM
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you're probbaly running pretty rich. 1300-1450F (700-800C) in the downpipe is more like it after a good pull.

the N/A's will be higher though.


edit: wait you are hitting 1200 on your greddy gauge? that's in "C" that's why why to much. you're lucky the car still runs if that's the case.


edit #2: never mind it's not even in yet 1200 was just the max reading LOL... it's in "C" so you will never max it... 800 is around max.

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Old Mar 2, 2003 | 08:10 PM
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As for an NA, I'm seeming approx. 800C on my Greddy Gauge. Mind you, thats with WOT In 3rd Gear...you have a Turbo though.

*edit*Thats with many mods and an undialed S-AFC.
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