Haltech Simple *LOGABLE* EGT setup
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Yeah IAN you'd only really *need* the amplifier to get a 0-5v signal out of it for logging. But I'm not sure how you'd still make the guage work.
I'm really contemplating purchasing one to use in the downpipe and keep the dual EGT's in the manifold jsut as a gauge only. But there's so much other **** I could use.....we'll see......
I'm really contemplating purchasing one to use in the downpipe and keep the dual EGT's in the manifold jsut as a gauge only. But there's so much other **** I could use.....we'll see......
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Mad Man
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I like this system it gives you 2 channels verses just one for both rotors.
http://www.aeroforcetech.com/EGT_components.html
Its a much better price as you almost get 2 for the price of one.
http://www.aeroforcetech.com/EGT_components.html
Its a much better price as you almost get 2 for the price of one.
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I use an EGT probe and the EGT 5V adaptor from O2 Simulator http://www.o2simulator.com/index.php...=index&cPath=2. Considerably less than $200 for the total although I'm not trying to undercut or hack anyone off here. The 5V adaptor output wires into Spare A/D. Log the voltage. Piece of cake.
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Russ Turner from www.dashlogger.com has them as well for great prices. That's where I got mine from.
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EGT probes ($40 each): http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=110462409059
Signal conditioners ($19.95 each): http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=220439357494
Plus some shipping and handling, about $135 for dual setup. The conditioners expect you to supply 12 Volts and send out 0-5V corresponding to 0-1000 C (or max 1260 C with an extra resistor). You can hook this up to your logger or a gauge that takes 0-5V and is calibrated appropriately.
My question: Where do you install them with a stock twins setup? I am guessing drilling and tapping the 1/4 NPT holes into the bottom of the manifold? This would send the probes out into the least congested space for a stock twins setup, no?
Signal conditioners ($19.95 each): http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=220439357494
Plus some shipping and handling, about $135 for dual setup. The conditioners expect you to supply 12 Volts and send out 0-5V corresponding to 0-1000 C (or max 1260 C with an extra resistor). You can hook this up to your logger or a gauge that takes 0-5V and is calibrated appropriately.
My question: Where do you install them with a stock twins setup? I am guessing drilling and tapping the 1/4 NPT holes into the bottom of the manifold? This would send the probes out into the least congested space for a stock twins setup, no?
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Someone did a writeup with pics of a dual EGT install on stock twins. Might have been Howard Coleman. Here is a link to the thermocouples I use. While more expensive they have a longer lead, only 1/8" fitting versus the 1/4", and are adjustable for probe depth.
http://tscsensors.com/egtep0720001ssnexhau.html
I've seen the signal conditioners before and wonder how well they work. Some things are just too good to be true. They have a website and the other stuff on their site makes me skeptical. It's far to easy to get the results skewed one way or the other.
http://tscsensors.com/egtep0720001ssnexhau.html
I've seen the signal conditioners before and wonder how well they work. Some things are just too good to be true. They have a website and the other stuff on their site makes me skeptical. It's far to easy to get the results skewed one way or the other.
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https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generation-specific-1993-2002-16/dual-digital-egts-612960/#post9360373
Enjoy!
Yeah I found that later. My pair cost me $22.95 each with shipping. Guess I got ripped off! (just kidding)
#25
The ones I found on eBay actually are 1/8 NPT (not 1/4 as I previously said). I ordered them yesterday and they came this morning via USPS. Wow! The lead length looks fine to me. They do not have the adjustable depth compression fitting, but HC seems to imply in his thread that the sealed type is better - he says his only stick into the exhaust stream 1/2 inch and it is fine. So I think I should be okie dokie.