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Hello, I am new to the forum and was wondering if anyone out there had any information they could send my way about 6.0 EGT's. I have an 06 Super Duty and I am running The Edge Juice Platinum w/ Attitude. I have a 4" ... JOIN NOW TO REMOVE TRACER
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Hello, I am new to the forum and was wondering if anyone out there had any information they could send my way about 6.0 EGT's. I have an 06 Super Duty and I am running The Edge Juice Platinum w/ Attitude. I have a 4" MBRP cat back and True flow air filter.
My EGT's run in the high 800's to 900's on level 1 and that is not even with my foot in it. that is normal freeway cruise control @ 65-70 mph, heavens forbid I actually step on it or up the level. So my question is, Is this normal? Is there anything I can do to lower the temps and if so what? What temp should it be running around? I love all the power, but unless I can drop the temps, it is useless! Any info or suggestions would be appreciated, anything other than get rid of the Ford and buy something else!!! |
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The True Flow is the air filter that was recommended to me by the people who installed my exhaust and performance controller. i have always been a K&N guy but I know there are other good ones out there.
I was told the 6.0 has a great stock air intake and all i would need is the air filter. |
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Yeah, I have been looking around trying to decide which one would be the best choice. I am just wondering if it will really drop enough to make a difference.
Thanks for the ideas. |
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Theres a lot of good ones on the market , un oiled/ Surgical Cotton Would be best IMO , I think the only one out there like that is the Pro Guard 7 , Find a kit that uses this filter or ask the vendors
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I will run right around 700* at 70 mph on level freeway with my truck not loaded, set on the 160 level of my Quad 160. With my box off, the temps will be almost 100* higher. Only thing I can come up with for the drop in temp is the advance in the timing.
Here are a couple shots of gauges at speed with my 13,300lbs 5th wheel behind me. There was a slight climb and a head wind at the time of these photos. towing01.JPG towing02.JPG My truck has a Quad Xzillaraider 160, 3.5" Downpipe, 4" exhaust. Stock intake with a ZooDad mod. Just for reference... This is what I tow: ![]() Why your temps are so high, I don't know. Have you tried higher power levels? It may actually drop the temp as it advances the timing. Last edited by YMMOT; 08-24-2008 at 03:22 AM.. |
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I'm not sure if it is the same as adjusting the timing but I have gone up and down on my power levels and The higher I go, the higher the temps. If that is not what you mean by adjusting the timing I am not sere how to do it or even if my module will do it. I am clueless when it come to this unit and did not know the questions to ask when I got it installed. And lucky for me the place I got it moved and wont respond to e-mails....Any more ideas?
All are appreciated! |
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