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Old 02-07-2005, 07:07 AM
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installed them sat. need to know if the readings are ok running at 50 pyro at 500 fuel at 13.5, boost at 2.5 psi at 60mph pyro at 650,fuel at 13.5 boost at 4.5 is this normal or there any problems
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They sound about right for a pre-turbo probe Pyro 24 valve Cummins.
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does the boost sound right or is this little low
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The boost gauge is basically a "gettin' it" gauge. If you are cruisin' along with throttle barely cracked and not working the engine, then the boost will be really low like that. Now, when you turn onto the accleration ramp to the freeway and punch it, you should be building much more boost there. Max. is about 20 psi +/- for a stock wastegated turbo.
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Drop 'bout 15,000 pounds worth of trailer behind the truck and see what happens to those boost numbers.
On level ground, at cruise, my boost numbers are pretty low too.
Keeping the boost numbers low will help get better fuel milage.

If I hammer the loud pedal under load, I'll see ~ 27 pounds.
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thanks guys again good info its hard to beat this site very friendly and down to earth prople

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Kiley hows it going guages installed ok I see. Those numbers all look good talk to you later,
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gages went in fine got the las pod last night for the trans went in ok every thing went well very nice set up some one needs to make a pod that replaces the factory one for a better fit for gages and wiring other than that is fine thanks
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You must be talking about the autometer steering column pod yeah I agree if it would replace and not overlay that would be nice.
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