Exh mani temps
Oct 2, 2018, 12:41 AM
#31
I have my EGT post turbo because I find it more useful to be able to see how all cylinders are doing. One a stock frame setup you can only see the temp of two cylinders unless you run a second probe. I was asking those questions to see if anyone was running a two probe setup.
I don't use EGT for tuning, merely as a health check. If I see temps lower than normal I know I've lost a cylinder or something is potentially wrong.
I don't use EGT for tuning, merely as a health check. If I see temps lower than normal I know I've lost a cylinder or something is potentially wrong.
Oct 2, 2018, 06:38 AM
#33
Evolved Member
yes but 1 post turbo EGT tells nothing really... better just have some sort of automatic wide band based alarm..
I dont have the egt gauge.. just log it for tuning purposes.. And that is really the only reason to have 4 EGT probes.. to see if the fueling in the individual cylinders is balanced.. Having 4 widebands is difficult due to the corrections you have to make because of the increased manifold pressure..
I dont have the egt gauge.. just log it for tuning purposes.. And that is really the only reason to have 4 EGT probes.. to see if the fueling in the individual cylinders is balanced.. Having 4 widebands is difficult due to the corrections you have to make because of the increased manifold pressure..
