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Old 04-14-2007, 11:01 AM   #9 (permalink)
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Re: egt's pre/post turbo

"I don't think post turbo is a bad thing. I just think most people want a reading of the hottest part of the engine and that would be pre-turbo"

I agree, my only thought is having the reading only representing one side of the engine. Ideally we should be reading both "banks" vs one side only. If not sensing both, it should be sensing all. Maybe I need to get a "dual" pyro.

Does anyone know it the down pipe is "thick" enough to TAP?

Mark
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