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Thinking of getting some gauges. Question- where do you put the EGT probe?? and is this an easy install?
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The prevailing opinion on EGT probe seems to be to drill and tap the driver's side exhaust manifold just before it goes into the up pipe to the turbo. I just did this to mine a few days ago. There is a write up on drilling it, using small to large drill bits to make small shavings, etc that is posted or linked on here somewhere... I'm not real computer litirate or I'd post the link... do a search, or someone will post it, I'm sure. As to how hard it is to do, it's just a matter of getting under there to drill it out... and tap it... I lucked out, I used my buddys garage/lift/tools, and it went really easy... mostly! Almost striped out the nice new threads I'd just tapped in the manifold... Good luck! |
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I kept my engine running while I drilled and tapped. I heard it would keep pressure in the manifold so all the shavings would blow out instead of pushing in. I also lubed the bit and the tap so shavings would stick to them instead of pushing into the pre turbo exhaust. Seemed to work fine for me. Good luck Chris |
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No grease, not running, just drill. I do one pilot hole, and then the right size. The shavings are small and will get into your eyes. Wear saftey googles. I've done more then 10 now and the farthest I've gone is using a vacuum on the hole, which I don't even do now. Just drill it, tap it, install probe and then turn the truck on it's really that simple.
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You can also use the clamp on method. I have had mine for a four years now and it works great. For the best price on Isspro gauges go to www.kensperformancesolutions.com and tell him Kevin sent you.
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What do yall think of mounting it like this? Shutterfly | Slideshow
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CSIPSD what is the reason for all of those gauges
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