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Dual Egt Probes

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So I recently acquired a Quad with V2. However I just finished installing an EGT probe for my Isspro gauge prior to getting the quad. I'd like to run pillar gauges since I have had them on the shelf. But also want the gauge to work with the quad. Can I install another probe either above the current one? Or install the second probe in the front half of the manifold?

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  • BBHD
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    @Dieselfuture very minimal 50-150 degrees it varies.  The front 3 read on my isspro and the rear 3 on my Quad. 

  • AH64ID
    AH64ID

    The aft 3 are supposed to run hotter, which is why they are the preferred ones to monitor.    I put my 2nd probe post-turbo and am glad I did. The info it gives me is much better than having

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    dripley

    When I tapped mine I had the turbo off and just stuck a rag in the manifold, drilled and tapped the hole then pulled the rag out. Cant believe anything small that may have been left behind would not j

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8 hours ago, notlimah said:

 

Do you have pics of your post turbo probe setup?

 

I don’t think so. My Jacobs exhaust brake came drilled/tapped for a probe so I used that hole. 

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    My Banks came that way on the elbow. Just never thought of putting one there. Live and learn.

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