Normal Exhaust Temps?
#2
Re: Normal Exhaust Temps?
Originally Posted by olaHalo
after a yr of only 2 gauges, ive decided to get a pyrometer
but what range do i get
1-2000?
or
1-1600?
im thinking 1-2000, but thought id ask ScionLife first
thanks
but what range do i get
1-2000?
or
1-1600?
im thinking 1-2000, but thought id ask ScionLife first
thanks
#5
Originally Posted by JL56TC
better over kill then under... i run at about 1800 which is a bit high but i had a 1600 that was worthless to me anyway
went ahead and bought the electronic Autometer Cobalt Pyrometer 2000
150 bucks shipped
#6
if you have a wideband o2 sensor, why do you need an egt gauge? they essentially convey the same information, just in a different way.
i got o2, boost and oil pressure. why not do oil pressure, or fuel pressure or...voltmeter? lol
i got o2, boost and oil pressure. why not do oil pressure, or fuel pressure or...voltmeter? lol
#8
0-2000.
My tC with CAI, FUll 2.5" mandrel bent exhaust with high flow cat (I only have one), header, and etc all bolt ons will run around 1300-1400 cruising and when I get on it it gets up to 1600 sometimes 1630. I placed the sensor exactly where they said to put it, and its mounted in the runner comming directly off the cylinder head about a 1" away from the head. The further away you mount it the less the temp will be. This is with the OEM ECU doing everything.
My tC with CAI, FUll 2.5" mandrel bent exhaust with high flow cat (I only have one), header, and etc all bolt ons will run around 1300-1400 cruising and when I get on it it gets up to 1600 sometimes 1630. I placed the sensor exactly where they said to put it, and its mounted in the runner comming directly off the cylinder head about a 1" away from the head. The further away you mount it the less the temp will be. This is with the OEM ECU doing everything.
#9
Originally Posted by draxcaliber
if you have a wideband o2 sensor, why do you need an egt gauge? they essentially convey the same information, just in a different way.
i got o2, boost and oil pressure. why not do oil pressure, or fuel pressure or...voltmeter? lol
i got o2, boost and oil pressure. why not do oil pressure, or fuel pressure or...voltmeter? lol
#10
Originally Posted by Ace83
Originally Posted by draxcaliber
if you have a wideband o2 sensor, why do you need an egt gauge? they essentially convey the same information, just in a different way.
i got o2, boost and oil pressure. why not do oil pressure, or fuel pressure or...voltmeter? lol
i got o2, boost and oil pressure. why not do oil pressure, or fuel pressure or...voltmeter? lol
i agree
#12
Originally Posted by Guru
Ace is correct. EGT's are not just AF dependent. I usuelly don't ever see over 820 segrees C and anything over 850 is dangerous. The 0-1600 is more than enough for all Scion guys.
#13
so new tc have high egts? I always thought 1600 is high.. you would want you egt lower than 1600 though once you are boosted since your car would be more knock limited and hotter egts can increase chance of knocks
#14
Originally Posted by Ace83
so new tc have high egts? I always thought 1600 is high.. you would want you egt lower than 1600 though once you are boosted since your car would be more knock limited and hotter egts can increase chance of knocks
#15
actually sir im running higher egts than stock... I am tuned right based on my wideband. but somehow I cracked my mani due to high egts and had to buy a new one... I guess its good to monitor your egts.. streeters ttc has a pyrometer but he gets fals reading sometimes bc of where it is mounted...your right though wideband should be enough... I guess ive had to many problems not to be as safe as possible
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
hampton1100
Scion tC 2G Drivetrain & Power
6
05-28-2015 07:32 AM
umnitza
Exclusive Sponsored Sales
3
12-01-2014 06:26 PM