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stock dp with ts chip
new to the site so here is my ?. I have a 1994 7.3 psd with the stock dp and no egt gauge, I have the cat and muffler delete done and the TS chip with 6 settings (stock, high idle, 50, 75, 100, and 140) installed. my ? is what would be a safe setting to run untill I get a 3" dp and gauge? The truck runs great and I've been running it in the 75 hp position for a week with no noteable increase in water temp. The truck is a 5 speed with a new clutch so I'm not worried about the tranny. reallly would like your input if you have done this, thanks.
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almost forgot I also have done the 6637 air intake mod done to this truck.
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You can't go by water temperature at all...as when you exhaust gas temps get high, they don't relate at all to water temperature. In most cases, water temps rarely move on most Powerstrokes unless there is an issue with the coolant system.
A pyrometer gauge is you best bet to know just how hot your valves are getting with whatever chip setting you happen to be using. Running around town isn't necessarily the issue, it's when you load your truck down, and head out of town in the mountains where you really need to watch your temps. There again, not getting into the throttle alot helps as well...at least until you have a pyrometer. The 3" downpipe will help to rid yourself of some of the heat. I added a intercooler as well, although it can still get too hot with my larger injectors and custom chip settings! |
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dont be runnin around with your foot to the floor all the time and you will be fine, just get the dp as soon as you can
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