Subject	i dont think so. the most inaccuracy would come from the
Posted by	Jefe on January 31, 2002 at 4:36 PM
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In Reply To	From what I read, EGT can drop 300 degree F every ft from posted by timz on January 31, 2002 at 04:28 PM
Message	turbo 'stealing' your thermal energy. coming from the ex. man., you lose energy to spinning up the turbine. therefore you have less heat energy and less temperature after the turbo. Jefe
Follow Ups	Where are you guys mounting your EGT's and what is the temp? (n/m) - gdesjard 14:22:05 01/31/02 in the exhaust manifold, and I don't know the temp yet .. - DamonH 90TT 14:39:50 01/31/02 At cruzin speed, both of mine stay about 650ºc (n/m) - Russ ZTT (Back in Bidness) 14:57:56 01/31/02 Yeah that's the range for me too. - ZHOUND 15:02:38 01/31/02 what do you learn from the EGT? aftermarket part? (n/m) - wickdGSXR 15:45:35 01/31/02 Lets you know if your running to lean or rich under boost. (n/m) - Russ ZTT (Back in Bidness) 15:54:19 01/31/02 You wouldn't happen to have pics would you ? >>> - wesman [92TT-less ] 15:56:20 01/31/02 Re: You wouldn't happen to have pics would you ? >>> - ZHOUND 17:07:32 01/31/02 in downpipe - rpatton 15:34:52 01/31/02 From what I read, EGT can drop 300 degree F every ft from - timz 16:28:11 01/31/02 i dont think so. the most inaccuracy would come from the - Jefe 16:36:12 01/31/02
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