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I'm putting a EGT gauge in the truck, and the thermocouple is a 1/4" bspt compression fitting. Need to know what size hole to drill for the 1/4" bspt tap??
Phill
Phill
1995 DX 80 series, brought to you by:- 1HDFTE, A750, PWR, Secret Squirrell Steinbauer, BFG, GME, Engel, ARB, Kaymar, and my empty wallet!
youll be pushing shit up hill to get a reliable thread in exhaust pipe. i recommend to take thermocouple to local industrial supplies get a net to fit and have that welded on by your local friendly exhaust place. wont cost much more then a slab in total
youll be pushing shit up hill to get a reliable thread in exhaust pipe. i recommend to take thermocouple to local industrial supplies get a net to fit and have that welded on by your local friendly exhaust place. wont cost much more then a slab in total
The exhaust has an M18x1.5 plug in it. I will be drilling and tapping that. I do realise i would be pushing shit uphill to try and tap the exhaust pipe.
Phill
1995 DX 80 series, brought to you by:- 1HDFTE, A750, PWR, Secret Squirrell Steinbauer, BFG, GME, Engel, ARB, Kaymar, and my empty wallet!
When racing we used an olive mount on a hose clamp to hold the thermocouple and then drilled a hole to suit the thermocouple in the header and then put the hose clamp on. This seemed to work pretty well, as the direct fittings used to crack and snap.
