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08-03-2008, 12:07 PM
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Hi Eric! Got my EGT gauge installed an working today as a matter of fact. Mine reads 300 at idle too. Haven't driven it enought to determine anything else except it will jump over 1300 in a skinny minute with the street tune! 
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08-03-2008, 02:45 PM
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Mine will go to 200* after a cool morning start. I've seen 200* on cool mornings after a run to work (stop-n-go) and letting it idle for a bit. Most of the time I cut it off at 300*. Normal afternoon temps will drop to 300*. On hot days, it takes a little bit of idling to get back to 300*. Highway cruising @ 70mph, I see 600-700* - When I'm pulling my 5th wheel up a grade I've seen it go as high as 1300* so I back off the throttle a bit to keep it @ or under 1200*.
I'd reccomend checking all your connections.
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