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Maybe I'm just being over concerned but I noticed the other day that when I have A/C going I'm getting a knocking sound, but when I shut the A/C off it goes away! I just had a 203 thermostate put in along with some guages! O hope I'm not being perioned! Is it supposed to do that or is something wrong!!
One more question, What should be a normal reading for your pyro when it is located post turbo, and how many psi should your boost read when say your cruising about 70 mph. thank you!!!!
i belive that is what is, but I just wanted to be sure that it wasn't going to go out on me. It seems to be a little more louder, but it quits when I shut the A/C off! My temp for my pyro has only gotten as high as 600 degrees. The guys that installed it sayed I shouldn't goo over 1200 degrees.
My temp for my pyro has only gotten as high as 600 degrees. The guys that installed it sayed I shouldn't goo over 1200 degrees.
It sounds to me from what the "guys" said.. your pyro is pre turbo.. If you are post turbo and get a temp reading of 1200 degrees, i believe you are going to melt something.. Can you tell us where they installed the probe?
it's on the down tube right behind the turbo! I thought if it was in the down tube you should add a couple hundred degrees versis having it in the manifold!
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