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Got gauges installed, normal readings?
Finally got pyro, trans temp and boost gauges installed and i'm gettin these readings:
Drivin around town ~40mph EGT- 300-400 degrees Tranny- 100 degrees ~60-70mph EGT- 400-800 degrees Tranny- 120 degrees Boost- ~4 Psi Under heavy acceleration- EGT- up to around 1200 degrees before i backed off Boost- up to ~20psi, Boost won't move unless under acceleration or high rpms. Are these about normal temps? Sounds about right to me from what i've read on here. The mods done on the truck are DIY intake, 4" Flopro Exhaust, Superchips tuner set on 'OFF Road' setting (highest). |
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You look to be fine!
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Just returned from Charlotte, about a 600 mile round trip,
80-85MPH trans 140 (ambient temp 84), pyro 600-680 (up hills might touch 700) 19.1 mpg, (thought it would be better) |
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Looks good to me
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yup i agree everything looks good
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Man, I wish i knew how everyone was getting these amazing fuel mileages with their trucks. Best I have seen was 15.9 with the cruise set on 65-70. at 80-85mph my mpg drops like a rock down to around 12-13. I am a CCSB 4x4 with 35's
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The 35's have got to be lilling you, i had a 4" lift and 35's and MT rims on it when I got it, I traded a guy straight up for his stock f350 springs and stock lariet rims.
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Lift...= not good milage...
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