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Old 04-20-2007, 10:55 AM   #1
egts and knock sensor  
cky
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ok. im running 20psi on stock mp computer with elec coost cut elim and 390 dsm injectors with garrett t2 and front mount on my 90 shelby. egts were @ 1450 for alittle bit then developed a bad exhaust leak @ turbo and mani. egts eventually were 1650+. fixed leak and reset ecu, egts back to 1450 for about 10 miles. blew off intercooler pipe, fixed it and next pull back to 1650+. im thinking its due to knock sensor picking shit up. how long after knock sensor activity does it keep ignition retarted? im gonna reset ecu again today to see if thats it.

are high egts really bad for your car when ignition is retarted. i know if your getting it do to too much advance kaboom but what about not enough.
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