Aeroforce interceptor gauge
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Aeroforce interceptor gauge
I just installed a Aeroforce Interceptor gauge and Im wondering if anybody know the normal temperature range from transmission,head,exhaust,coolant,ait and what the timing advance should be at the most?
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My transmission runs about 170, but I have a deep trans pan (4 extra quarts) and a 3200 stall converter. Unfortunately, I got the gauges after the pan and torque converter, so I don't know what it would run stock. Coolant and head always read the same. 195 in normal driving, up to 203 with the A/C on. IAT may depend on which CAI you have. I have a JLT2 with an AEM dry filter, and my IATs run about anywhere from 10-20 above ambient when cruising at 50 mph. IAT will go up by 30 degrees or more while stopped in traffic, but they drop fairly quickly once you're moving. I don't monitor exhaust, but when playing around with the gauges when I first got them, I think the cats were like 1400-1500 degrees. I can't remember what I saw for timing. It was another parameter that I played with, but didn't end up monitoring.
Last edited by AlloyGT; 9/29/12 at 10:15 PM.
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Thanx for the reply,look pretty much like mine,only that my trans runs at 180 usually,and I have a 3000 torque converter from TCI,what torque converter do you have?
#8
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I have a Performance Automatic Deep Pan and Dipstick in my car.
http://www.americanmuscle.com/perfor...span-0510.html
Here is a picture of the pan:
http://www.americanmuscle.com/perfor...span-0510.html
Here is a picture of the pan:
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