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  • #16
    Okay so you can't drill and tap the head. But you could put it in the water outlet tube as close to the block as possible right? Like with a t fitting...
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    • #17
      Thanks for the Yamaha number.

      CHT vs water... CHT sounded a lot easier to move from motor to motor.

      Is water temp a better method if doable? This computer has fittings for both.

      I did find out that the only thing they need the temp range for is to set the user configurable over heat indicator light. The unit itself reads to 499 F
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      • #18
        I wonder about the variance in these numbers, and are we reading in C or F ?
        One reference I have [Dixon, 2005] reports values for air cooled heads, which should be higher than water cooled;

        LOW; 160C, 320F
        MED; 180C, 355F
        VHigh; 220C, 430F

        Snyder's value at 390-420F seems to agree with this,
        The Yamaha 50 at 240(?) sounds odd???

        The design of a water cooled head, depth of plug etc could drastically affect reported values. An air cooled head may read more consistently, motor to motor.
        But in tuning a specific motor, ie; setting mixture and advance, relative values are what is important , not what the other guy gets, or says he gets
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