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Posted: Sat Dec 09, 2006 9:22 am
by Big Red Toy
RedlineMike wrote:Image

:lol:

1 week old turbo
Chevs running straight gas do that too :lol: :lol: :lol: ah night drives were fun, use to get it glowing for about a metre :lol: :lol: :lol:

egt

Posted: Sat Dec 09, 2006 7:55 pm
by def90
you need some mandrels in there!!

i thought best place for a EGT (other then pre turbo for the most accurate reading and up to 100 deg C higher then post turbo)) was where your dump pipe leaves the turbo half way around the bend or at least as soon as the bend goes vertical!! 700deg C is melting point for most diesels with a EGT in this position, or up a long slugger hill with your foot flat try not to exceed 600 deg C for more then a few seconds to be safe?

is this to the belief of others?

Posted: Sun Dec 10, 2006 9:29 pm
by YB.LOW4
MUSS wrote:
YB.LOW4 wrote:mine is about 100mm past the turbo flange. my hilux with surf motor and intercooler doesn't go past 400-450 max thats turning 35's at 110km/h
that might be on a cold morning but what about on a 40 degrees + day...... everyone has a different situation what you run down in melbourne may be too much in darwin....... hence with the temperature difference

i have a egt plug about 2.5 inches from the back of the turbo
well actually that was in 34 degrees 2 weeks ago. at around 4 pm for all use playing at home!

Posted: Sun Dec 10, 2006 11:10 pm
by MUSS
YB.LOW4 wrote:
MUSS wrote:
YB.LOW4 wrote:mine is about 100mm past the turbo flange. my hilux with surf motor and intercooler doesn't go past 400-450 max thats turning 35's at 110km/h
that might be on a cold morning but what about on a 40 degrees + day...... everyone has a different situation what you run down in melbourne may be too much in darwin....... hence with the temperature difference

i have a egt plug about 2.5 inches from the back of the turbo
well actually that was in 34 degrees 2 weeks ago. at around 4 pm for all use playing at home!
yeah but do you understand the point i was tryin to get across? everyones situation is different........ like a wise man once told me (cheers dumbdunce ;) ) intercooler set up shood be set up for different climates too for example top mounts in southern states work alot more effiently then the do up here in Nth Qld...... hence why water to air intercoolers work more effient up here then air to air on diesels

Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2006 3:46 pm
by YB.LOW4
fair enough and yeah i get where ya coming from mate

Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2006 5:16 pm
by brad 93hilux
if you put a diecent oil cooler on would this have much/any effect on the temps or would it jst be better for the engine?

Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2006 6:11 pm
by ISUZUROVER
brad 93hilux wrote:if you put a diecent oil cooler on would this have much/any effect on the temps or would it jst be better for the engine?
No - these are the combustion temperatures, which are only loosely related to oil temp or water temp.