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Old 04-13-2007, 08:38 PM   #7 (permalink)
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Re: egt's pre/post turbo

I am currently installing my gauges and was wondering the same. On the large marine applications all cylinders plus "stack"/post turbo/turbos are monitored. On some vee blocks its left and right bank plus post turbo/s.

Why is post turbo bad on the 6.0? Isspro sells gauges for both pre and post turbo readings.

I guess I just don't like having the probe so close to a cylinder outlet only on one side of the engine. What if the other side has a problem?

I don't mind pre turbo, but it seems the current location is #8 cyl. (I think) vs. pre turbo.

I'm interested in hearing more pros/cons.

Mark
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