Isspro pyro. Have Question ? ?

[Jeff H]

My isspro pyro bottoms out at 150 degrees. This is with truck sitting over night. I was wondering if theres a way to adjust it to 0 degrees?

 

[CRuD]

I do not have an answer for your question.

I do have a question for you and that is why?

I have I/so/poor (I know I spelled it wrong) in my truck for nearly 6 months now. I have my Pyro installed pre turbo and I let her idle till the temp falls down under the 300 mark sometimes the 250 mark.

I like the gauges I am thinking about upgrading to the EV gauges tho.

Sorry I can't help you.

See Ya

Chris

 

[M Barnett]

I see you live in Mn. If you lived in Phoenix, Az. , I would say nothings wrong. The gauge is a manual gauge so it will give a reading all the time but 150 sounds a little warm for Mn. I don't know if its adjustable or not. You might want to go to their web site and ask.

Michael

 

[JBlock]

Isopro has an adjustment

HI



Isopro put out a bullettin for adjusting pyro's that read high across the hold range. I think I have one that maybe reading high, as we take for ever to cool to 325. Never lower unless stands for hours.



Here the short cut for adjusting



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Note: this will effect all your tempatures both high and low.



I am considering adjusting mine, as I can punch to 1100F 1200F easily with comp on 1x2. When the Boost comes in it seem to cool it nicely, I have locked the wastegate, but it might be still be opening, as I get to 25 psi like a rocket and then stall. I looked at the clamps but not real testing. I need a shorter turn buckle.





Joe