egt issue
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egt issue
hi guys, i just got done installing my ht3b under my hx35/40 hybrids. i made absolutely no changes to the fuel. for some reason it seems like my egts a running hotter then they were. and they definatly should be lower with twins. im getting plenty of boost. i only through 60psi at her so far. its boostin good and has a lot of power. does how far the probe sticks in the manifold make a difference? would the probe being upside down make a difference? idk what it could be. but they should be lower. but i also could just have been putting my foot in it more without realizing just to hear that ht3b scream
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What cm exhaust housing is on the HT3B that you have?????...
Too large down below and its late spooling creating higher intake air temps into the top charger which then just get hotter.Most guys will run a 22 or 26 undivided housing down below on the big charger to allow it to spool and help the system not get bogged down with drive pressure issues.The trick is the have the bottom chargers exhaust housing tight enough to get it spooled a tad quicker but not too tight that it creates drive pressure issues and not to big down below thus causing the top charger to take on most of the work load for both.
Too large down below and its late spooling creating higher intake air temps into the top charger which then just get hotter.Most guys will run a 22 or 26 undivided housing down below on the big charger to allow it to spool and help the system not get bogged down with drive pressure issues.The trick is the have the bottom chargers exhaust housing tight enough to get it spooled a tad quicker but not too tight that it creates drive pressure issues and not to big down below thus causing the top charger to take on most of the work load for both.
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What cm exhaust housing is on the HT3B that you have?????...
Too large down below and its late spooling creating higher intake air temps into the top charger which then just get hotter.Most guys will run a 22 or 26 undivided housing down below on the big charger to allow it to spool and help the system not get bogged down with drive pressure issues.The trick is the have the bottom chargers exhaust housing tight enough to get it spooled a tad quicker but not too tight that it creates drive pressure issues and not to big down below thus causing the top charger to take on most of the work load for both.
Too large down below and its late spooling creating higher intake air temps into the top charger which then just get hotter.Most guys will run a 22 or 26 undivided housing down below on the big charger to allow it to spool and help the system not get bogged down with drive pressure issues.The trick is the have the bottom chargers exhaust housing tight enough to get it spooled a tad quicker but not too tight that it creates drive pressure issues and not to big down below thus causing the top charger to take on most of the work load for both.