EGT sensor placement
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depends what you want to measure 
depends on the sensor (thermocouple) material on how high a temp. that they can withstand.
i have one in each of my manifold runners before the turbine, and one in the downpipe after it. they are made from inconel and can take 1200 deg. c
depends on the sensor (thermocouple) material on how high a temp. that they can withstand.
i have one in each of my manifold runners before the turbine, and one in the downpipe after it. they are made from inconel and can take 1200 deg. c
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Originally Posted by foreigneRS
depends what you want to measure
depends on the sensor (thermocouple) material on how high a temp. that they can withstand.
i have one in each of my manifold runners before the turbine, and one in the downpipe after it. they are made from inconel and can take 1200 deg. c
depends on the sensor (thermocouple) material on how high a temp. that they can withstand.
i have one in each of my manifold runners before the turbine, and one in the downpipe after it. they are made from inconel and can take 1200 deg. c
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