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pyro install
Hey fellas. I am needing a little help. I just ordered a pyro gauge and a boost gauge and I am not a 100% sure on the best place to put the probe for the pyro gauge.
Just looking for a little insight, it would appreciated.
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Instructions Pyro Thermocouple Drilled/Tapped Exhaust Thermocouple installed Last edited by Marty : 02-08-2008 at 02:10 PM. |
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hello, When I bought my truck, it already had a Banks Pyro and Boost Gauge installed on the pillar post. My question is, the Pyro Thermocouple is installed in the downpipe. How does this affect the readings I am getting? Are they somewhat accurate? Thanks
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