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Maximum EGT's for a 7.3L
Howdy ! as the title says, how high can i bring my EGT (peak) and how high can i safely keep it at ?
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Safely I would say 1250, but I've hit 1350 a few times and nothing bad yet. I won't go over that though.
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1250* all day long..
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Ill say 1500 tops. 1200 wll be ok but just keep an eye on it. 1800 could start melting stuff.
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1200 is where I back out or drop to a less tune.
to help control them there are a few things to do. bigger exhaust housing on the turbo, free flowing exhaust, better or less powerful tunes, water injection, intercooler upgrades then there are the big boy upgrades like bigger, better turbo and injectors but that costs more then I can afford. |
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It is best advised to not be over 1250 for extended intervals. You may, depending on what/how you tow, be over that amount but practice not to be over 1250 beyond a minute.
Interesting to see some folks have been way up as high as 1500 or so, and that probably won't hurt but I wouldn't sustain those temps for over a minute or so
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Time has as much to do with it as temp does.
1500 for a few seconds 1200 sustained Make sure you have the temp probe pre-turbo, putting it in the down pipe aint no good and that’s what a lot of folks do. Post turbo temps are a completely different thing. |
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i would keep it at no more than 1250-1300 for to long i have seen some really high temps pulling but in 15 sec or so it wont really hurt ne thing i know some ppl bury their gauge in truck pulls without much problem
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Thanks guys ! now i know where to keep it safe
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I have never heard this. What temps are you looking for if your eGT is right in the beginning of the down pipe?
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