there was no bat light in the 94
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rewbrooks50
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Made it home from San Antonio, a 5 hour drive. Crazing at 85 mph with power to spare.
Great work Wes.
Great work Wes.
That was likely the issue, you can see the bat light here on the schematic I posted above
Good to hear Rick! I appreciate the work. Looking forward to seeing some more of what you have planned for the truck.
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Not around the Portland Area.
bbjordan
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That’s the Texas speed limits, I believe it is 3.55s85 mph?I guess fuel economy was not a concern.
3.55 gears?
austin92
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That would be awesome, there’s nothing over 70mph here in Indiana
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Obviously you haven't driven on 465....... lol
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The_Josh_Bear
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Sweet! What MPGs did you pull at that speed? Max boost? I like being able to mat the throttle and never get over 1000 egts.
rewbrooks50
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I haven’t been able to verify mpg yet. And, my boost gauge is not working. I will update when I can.
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Kevo1288
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Is there any data on how much this actually drops egts, etc? there is a guy local to me that has an entire hotside for very short money (manifolds and up-pipe for factory 093) and I was thinking about picking it up specifically to have it ceramic coated to replace whats on mine which is uncoated.
Ive probably reread this thread 6 times just because its so awesome btw.
IDIBRONCO
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This isn't about dropping EGTs. It's about keeping the heat in the pipes up to the turbo which causes it to spool faster. It also keeps the heat from coming out of the hottest part of the exhaust which helps to keep it out of the cab. That's why I'm going to do it.
Thanks @Kevo1288 sorry I missed your post. There’s some data online about ceramic coating, and as jeremy said it’s mostly for keeping more energy going through the exhaust instead of dissipating into the trans and firewall, as well as preserving the metal from any corrosion, which exhaust wrap tends to promote. I don’t have any data per se, but I am planning on doing some testing in the future.
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