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Thu, February 23rd, 2012, 11:17 AM
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how important is a egt gauge for now
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Thu, February 23rd, 2012, 04:20 PM
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For sake of discussion, my truck has the stock intake, exhaust, turbo, injector size etc)... EGTs have not been a concern while driving unloaded in my 65 daily driver tune. While using the 80 performance tune, from a dead stop I can remain at WOT for 8-10 seconds before EGTs become a concern. I do not have any hotter tunes then 80P but I can only assume that more power will equal more heat so be advised... Towing is a different story. EGTs can get pretty high even at part throttle depending on the conditions. If you don't have an EGT gauge, then you might want to remain in stock tune while towing until such time where you can get a gauge installed.... EGT gauge is actually pretty useful to have so you might really want to consider getting one when your funds allow.
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Fri, February 24th, 2012, 08:41 AM
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thanks for info i have 6637 intake and 3.5 turbo back straight pipe tunes are s,40t,65dd,80dd,100p,and 120 race ive only had in 80 so far and it shifts pretty hard i hope thats whats suppose to happen
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