Is my Pyrometer sending unit ok?

ClassicIDI

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I just got a new Autometer Pyrometer to replace the stupid dual Hypermax gauge but I want to make sure the sending unit for the pyrometer is in the right place. Let me know what you guys think.
 

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If I've seen correctly it is conected to the pipe that is directly connected to the manifold, that is the same place I have it ON and yes it should be fine. There are others that want to have it as close as possible to the manifold so there are a few spots closer than that I believe.
 

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Is you guage designed for being at the pipe? Reason I am asking is that their is a difference in the temperature from the exhaust manifold to the pipe. So if you are runnung close to piston melt you may want to reconsider mounting in the D/S exhaust manifold.
 

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This is where it was when I bought the truck. It has the hypermax pyro/boost guage on it but I don't like this guage so I bought seperate Autometer ultra-light pyro and boost guages. Anyone know where auto meter wants the sending unit? So to put it in the driver side exhaust manifold do I need to pull the manifold to drill a hole and weld the bung in. Anyone have a picture of where they put their's.
 
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