Scooter EGT – Anti sieze device
by admin on September 19, 2009
On the way to the Port Burwell Rally 2009 this year. I had a seize on my Lambretta just 50 km from the site. That really sucked. I knew my bike was running hot, but not that hot. I installed an EGT (Exhaust Gas Temperature) Gauge from an Aircraft parts supplier in order to avoid a heat seize.
In this setup I mounted the gauge off my headset with a bullet shell mounting kit. The probe wire runs through the horn cast and clamped on to the exhaust. You need to drill a hole in your exhaust. The hole to the left side of the exhaust, so it does not get clipped from underneath while I ride.
This is my anti blow up warning system. This is a popular add on for those who like to ride long and hard. I just like to ride without pushing home, or renting a UHaul truck.
David.
6 comments
So what’s that, a Series 3?
by Dave on November 13, 2009 at 5:20 pm. #
Correct. 190 Wisco kit. WCL exhaust.
D.
by admin on November 13, 2009 at 5:23 pm. #
On the way to the Port Burwell Rally 2009 this year. I had a seize on my Lambretta just 50 km from the site. That really sucked…..
Понимаете меня?…
by Антон Павлович on March 17, 2010 at 11:08 am. #
Эта идея придется как раз кстати…
On the way to the Port Burwell Rally 2009 this year. I had a seize on my Lambretta just 50 km from the site. That really sucked…..
by Kylie Batt on May 4, 2010 at 5:52 pm. #
Посмеялся. Норм картинки =))…
I installed an EGT (Exhaust Gas Temperature) Gauge from an Aircraft parts supplier in order to avoid a heat seize. In this […….
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