High EGT's
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High EGT's
do my egt's seem high, on the highway im cruising at 70mph at 800* and of boost, around town probably 650-750, going up a hill getting on it i can see 1000* does that seem high for a truck with no fueling mods except the starwheel and that wont effect it that much i dont beleive, and also a 5 inch straight exhaust and an intake? it seems high to me how bout you, also what could be the problem
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Well it could be alot of things.
Slipped timing, worn out injectors (popping off to early), boost leak (boots or the intercooler), or star wheel setting.
The cause of high EGTs usually stems from to much fuel and not enough air. Or in some cases the truck has developed a boost leak and isn't getting the normal amount of air.
Slipped timing, worn out injectors (popping off to early), boost leak (boots or the intercooler), or star wheel setting.
The cause of high EGTs usually stems from to much fuel and not enough air. Or in some cases the truck has developed a boost leak and isn't getting the normal amount of air.
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It'll affect your EGT's. All the way loose = more fuel sooner w/ less boost PSI.
I played with mine on my 94 and decided to leave it in the stock location after seeing the affects it did. Tried all the way loose, all the way tight, and in the stock location. Loose raised my EGTs by 100*, tight dropped them 100* in OD compaired to the stock setting. I see 800* @ 75mph in the stock setting.
Make sure the 215s have been pop tested and everything so their set-up right before ya drop them in.
I played with mine on my 94 and decided to leave it in the stock location after seeing the affects it did. Tried all the way loose, all the way tight, and in the stock location. Loose raised my EGTs by 100*, tight dropped them 100* in OD compaired to the stock setting. I see 800* @ 75mph in the stock setting.
Make sure the 215s have been pop tested and everything so their set-up right before ya drop them in.
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