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Minn maxx temp
I just put in my minn maxx with the cat/dpf removed, what should I have the defueling temps set at for the minn maxx. Thanks
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Ect cold 160 Ect hot 220 Trans 190 Egt 1350 Boost 38 Oil 220 |
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Thank you.
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no defuels here
if you're going to run 1350* defuel, you might as well run it on a 60hp tune all the time IMO |
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Why would you have to do that.
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If I was going to do a tranny relearn I would turn off the defuel or if I raced my truck but I run it there for what it is - a safety defuel for when I'm not paying attention or my wife is driving my truck.
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if you use the power available, you're going to go over 1350* EGT easily. it will then defuel to the lowest level. so why not just run it on the lowest level?
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I guess I see what you mean. I just run it on wild and hot all the time because it gets me the best mileage for all the highway driving that I do.
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Not to hijack, but while we are on this subject, what are generally considered 'turbo friendly' short duration EGT's? I have seen 1450 a couple of times doing a 40-80 roll on while hopping onto the freeway. On my old 7.3, 1350 degrees was smoking hot lol. But I do understand that these 6.4's are built to take that kind of heat better.
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theres nothing wrong with setting defuels that low. thats what run it at. keeps me from breaking parts or blowing the motor.
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