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pauly
 Post subject: Re: Standalone engine management ?
PostPosted: Tue Jul 29, 2014 9:09 pm 
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Is that an EGT gauge on the right ?


Yep, I wanted a digital display however innovate's EGT gauge doesn't have a 0-5v output (at the time not sure now) for my ECU. EGTs aren't as high as I was expecting on the 951. My EGT's have actually dropped by about 100oC with the new turbo which I suppose is due to less back pressure but I think its hurting my boost threshold.



Where is the sensor for the EGT ? There is a port on the crossover but that's a combined reading. I've read No.4 is often the leanest ?
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This is where I positioned my boss for egt sensor on number 4 close to head. I am running a Vems combined egt/afr display that can show both of them split on a digital display. This also has the 0-5v output to link it into Tom Bakers ecu to run closed loop.


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Sorry to be ignorant, but EGT? What is it and what does it tell you?
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Exhaust Gas Temperature, a probe is fixed in the exhaust manifold to measure the exhaust gas temp. With only one probe you tune to the leanest cylinder I think. I've read you can place the probe on the outside of the downpipes to determine which is the hottest/leanest.
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I like EGT - my scale jet engine puts out about 650 DegC at the tail cone :) idles at 55,000 rpm and screams its way up to 165,000 rpm at full chat :D hey, its a hobby.... ;)

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Does that make you a jet pilot then :lol: .
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pauly wrote:
Exhaust Gas Temperature, a probe is fixed in the exhaust manifold to measure the exhaust gas temp. With only one probe you tune to the leanest cylinder I think. I've read you can place the probe on the outside of the downpipes to determine which is the hottest/leanest.


Thanks. imho acronyms should be banned :lol:
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Does that make you a jet pilot then :lol: .


1:8 scale :)

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