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Old 03-16-2005, 03:23 PM
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When I cruise my car over about 65mph my EGT gauge is reading roughly 1200 degrees F. I know that this is way to hot and was wondering if there are any easy solutions. btw: I'm running a Drag 3 turbo kiton a stock motor with 440cc injectors, and a VAFC II, and only running 8psi. Does anyone have any ideas? Also what is the hottest that is still safe...? Sorry if this is real basic... Thanks in advance.
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please help an emu kid....
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Default Re: Overheating..... (milanoturbosi)

where is your EGT probe located. on the 3rd runner ?

do you know what your A/F looks like ?

to know what your safe point depends on your internals, if there stock i think it's like ~1300 or something. im not sure on that.

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my egt is located on the third runner

and my a/f is under 1.... someone told me that with hondata this problem would go away...but then again they want more of my money so idk.
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a/f uner 1???
Anyways, 1200f should be fine. Most DSM guys I've chatted with (and it three weeks-myself) tune out around 1500degrees. Past that...your getting hot.
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Thats what i figured...so just like i thought the shop where i had all my work done was trying to get another few grand outta me...thx guys
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Im tapped 1" away from the head on the third runner and my highway cruising temps are usually 1400 F

Dont get to worried about egts... unless they are abnormally high, or low
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if its a stock motor you need to upgrade you cooling capabilities for your engine, better radiator, oil cooler, and do mixture of 10% redline 40% radiator fluid and %50 percent water
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Thanks alot guys...this is really good info
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