Maximum exhaust gas temperature before trouble??
Just spent 30 minutes searching for an answer, and nothing found. So, going directly to the forum.
Background. S4 TII with S5 Turbo, RB turbo back exhaust. Otherwise stock including I just finished installing a digital boost guage and EGT guage. The EGT is set up to give a slashing warning light if the exhaust temperature hits a pre-defined maximum. Question for your tuners experts. What is the maximum exhaust temperature I should set the alarm for so I know when to start worrying?:confused: |
Tune your engine on the dyno, and then set your warning to about 50F above peak. Depending on your setup, peak will probably be about 1500-1650F.
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Thanks.
By the way. I forgot to mention that my temperature probe is located across from the O2 Sensor. I know, better if before the turbo's. But, limited resources lead to that conclusion. I did a Google search and found the following from a 3rd Gen discussion who also has his sensor across from the O2 sensor. 1) Idle (warmed up & O2 .80 - - 450C 2) City driving (< 60 -550 - 650C 3) Highway driving (65-80 mph @ 0-10 inches/hg vacuum) - 700 - 760C 4) Banzai Runs (Max boost through 3rd & 4th / O2=.82-.84) - 780 - 820C |
The exhaust system requirements of a rotary engine are notably different from those of a four-stroke reciprocating engine. With rotary engines the exhaust gas temperature is very high - approximately 1,700° -2,000°F at full throttle and high RPM for a 1971-95 peripheral exhaust port engine or about 1600°F for a Renesis (RX-8) From Google search
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mild setups/hybrid turbos limit is about 1650F(900C), higher end builds/T04Z-35R-TD06-s366-etc pushing over 450whp will reach 1800-1850F(980-1010C) on pump gas. should not really be going over those figures unless ambient temps are scorching. beyond that the game changes as most go with alcohol fuels which step back down in EGT and ramp up again.
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Originally Posted by 87 RX7 Turbo
(Post 11269365)
The exhaust system requirements of a rotary engine are notably different from those of a four-stroke reciprocating engine. With rotary engines the exhaust gas temperature is very high - approximately 1,700° -2,000°F at full throttle and high RPM for a 1971-95 peripheral exhaust port engine or about 1600°F for a Renesis (RX-8) From Google search
awesome |
Who cares. I thought it was helpful
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Originally Posted by lambof.god
(Post 11276831)
Who cares. I thought it was helpful
I applaud that effort, and it has nothing to do with the fact I happen to be the one that started this thread. |
we've actually since learned a couple of things.
the EGT in the downpipe, is a little less useful than in front of the turbo, but here are some figures. a CAT wants to see less than 650C at peak, since this is fairly cold, it will leave you plenty rich. a stock ECU car will do about 720C peak. |
Originally Posted by barkz
(Post 11269453)
sooo you felt the need to revive a 5 year old thread with a google search?
awesome |
i was measuring about 950C during cruise, pre-turbo, at 14.7 AFR. get into 10-15 psi boost and it would drop down to 700's at 11.0 AFR. factory manifold with a p-trim hybrid, 3" straight exhaust
im no expert, still learning on EGT tuning, but if it is tuned correctly, the AFRs should be lowest at high engine loads, no? too lean or too rich = higher EGTs |
The EGT drops at high engine loads because the mixture gets richer at the same time.
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Originally Posted by gxl90rx7
(Post 11277850)
im no expert, still learning on EGT tuning, but if it is tuned correctly, the AFRs should be lowest at high engine loads, no? too lean or too rich = higher EGTs
on the rotary we like to be rich of peak EGT because things melt at the peak. |
I've been running around 1390 to 1450 at a highway cruise 5th gear before turbo. Haven't got into boost yet as I'm still breaking her in.
It's an all brand new S5 TII housings and plates with S4 TII Rotors, S5 Turbo, racing beat Rev II full exhaust, stock intake. Usually in the 900f at ide. I thought highway cruising was a little high. But maybe not being before the turbo. |
Originally Posted by PortedRotorTuner
(Post 11280460)
I've been running around 1390 to 1450 at a highway cruise 5th gear before turbo. Haven't got into boost yet as I'm still breaking her in.
It's an all brand new S5 TII housings and plates with S4 TII Rotors, S5 Turbo, racing beat Rev II full exhaust, stock intake. Usually in the 900f at ide. I thought highway cruising was a little high. But maybe not being before the turbo. |
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