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Old 27 September 2004, 04:05 PM
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I buy a EGT gauge and I would like to install it. I would like to know where you normally install the EGT sensor in the exhaust????

Some people say that should be fitted behind the Turbo (more or less like the lambda sensor) other say in the uppipe others in the headers...............I just do not know!!!


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Old 29 September 2004, 09:27 PM
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Old 30 September 2004, 03:56 PM
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up-pipe is the normal to my knowledge place for it and where I plan to fit mine.
Old 30 September 2004, 05:05 PM
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Subaru put them in the upipe, though when modifying cars with full systems etc its best in the downpipe where it runs cooler, it cost me 5 in as many months with the sensor in the upipe, now relocated & no issues since......
Old 30 September 2004, 05:24 PM
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Whereabouts in the downpipe do you put it? Is it near where the lambda goes?

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Damian.
Old 30 September 2004, 07:14 PM
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Not far from there though you are governed by the length of the probe & how far it will stretch..........I'm lazy so no re wiring for me
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I'd rather have it in the collector or up-pipe, that's where the temp matters. After the turbo it cools rapidly so you'd be getting a falsely low reading.

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was gonna say the closer to the turbo the better as this gives the real temp values not a cooler value, especailly if your using anti-lag???
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