Thread: EGR Help

+ Reply To Thread

First

Posts: 11-12 of 12

Search Thread

2009-03-05 16:30:40

#11

BenFenner

The People's Mod

Join Date: 2007-12-11
Location: Columbia, SC
Posts: 19,836
Trader Score: 16 (100%)

Originally Posted by robj80

How hot does EGR gasses get?

N/A? 600°C. Turbo? 875°C. Exhaust valves melt around 900°C.

Originally Posted by robj80

I bet there is some high temp hose available out there.

Silicone will do 315°C sustained and if you put the hose far back enough towards the intake manifold (away from the exhaust manifold) the exhaust gasses might lose enough energy by then to prevent it from melting... =/

0 Likes

Be the first to like this post.

BenFenner's 1994 Black SE-R (given away)
BenFenner's 2000 Black M-Coupe
BenFenner's 2004 Silver SUV
BenFenner's 2008 White Wagon

Reply Reply With Quote

2009-03-05 17:55:50

#12

klobbersaurus Online/offline status of klobbersaurus is unknown

Member

Join Date: 2008-09-02
Location: Vancouver, BC
Posts: 80
Trader Score: 0 (0%)

i'll get pics today but when i will probably end up doing is cutting it and then lengthen it a bit, run a bigger pipe and sleeve it on

0 Likes

Be the first to like this post.

Reply Reply With Quote

First

+ Reply To Thread

Thread Information

There are currently ? users browsing this thread. (? members & ? guests)
StubUserName