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Data Showing Actual EGT Reduction
Does anyone have actual empirical data showing EGT's before and after installing an MBRP 4" turbo back with CAT delete (or similiar exhaust system) loaded and unloaded? I have heard figures ranging anywhere between 100 F to 250 F.
I don't have pyrometers, so I have no way of telling. |
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Depending on tuning used 100-200 degrees is right on the money
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My truck averages now about 750-800 0n the highway, and can reach 900+ while accelerating, and in towing get to nearly 1200....
My truck has a 4" turbo back exhaust and no EGR, is this a bit high? |
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Stock or are you tuned
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Currently stock, but i have a tuner on the way... woot woot
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1300 isnt high at all.... i see 1800 at WOT
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Just as an FYI guys, the aluminum in your engine starts to melt at 1350 degs.
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i hope you mean 1350 on a powerstroke......
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