EGT for mixture setting

[TAR]

  Interesting problem, I have an idea, it should produce acceptable 
results, but you will have to compensate for the offset voltage produced 
from the cold end of your thermistor not being @ 0C, this is not too 
difficult.
  How about placing the cold end of the thermistor in the coolant stream,
preferable close to the thermostat?  It won't give extremely accurate
results, and it'll be way outta whack before the engine is warm, but the
output should be within +/- 50F. The output will undoubtedly be innacurate
as an absolute temp reading, how far off depending of course, on the 
accuracy of your thermostat, but if you are just looking for peak EGT,
this should work. It sure would ease the problem of trying to maintain an
ice bath, which is not wholly practical for daily use.  Any feedback? 

Todd-


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