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Old Sep 14, 2010 | 05:35 PM
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Im curious to what might be the correct (normal) operating temperature that the turbo should operate at. I have my Pyro hooked up into the manifold before the turbo. ( KB kit)

My 6L idles at 800 Degrees and i have seen as much as 1400 degrees under heavy load and higher boost. It is around 1200 on lower boost. Just wanna see if that's normal. Thanks in advance

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Old Sep 14, 2010 | 05:36 PM
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Exhaust housing or inlet housing? Both? center section?
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Mine pretty much reads exactly the same. I have my probe right before the charger.
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Exhaust housing or inlet housing? Both? center section?
I meant for the people that have an EGT gauge hooked up before the turbo on the log.
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Mine pretty much reads exactly the same. I have my probe right before the charger.
Okay, that makes me feel a little better. Some guy was telling me that that's way too hot, but he really wasn't a guy i would trust. He was probably thinking about diesel engines, I believe that they have lover EGT's
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Okay, that makes me feel a little better. Some guy was telling me that that's way too hot, but he really wasn't a guy i would trust. He was probably thinking about diesel engines, I believe that they have lover EGT's
Diesel's tend to have lower EGTs while idling or light loads but depending on the set-up they will get much hotter than 1400 at WOT lol.
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Old Sep 14, 2010 | 07:13 PM
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Low load areas diesels are cooler but a hot tune on a single charger being pushed hard can hit 2000 on a long pull, most "hot" diesel tunes will hit 16-1800*s.
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