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Alcor By Tempest EGT (6 Cyl) Analyzer System Kit
Overview
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Alcor EGT gauges are aircraft quality gauges which will provide precise monitoring of engine temperatures. PMA/FAA approved. Analyzer systems include instrument, all leads, switches and probes to monitor the EGT (6 Cylinders) for every cylinder. |
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WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. |
Reviews
Worked great after install.
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86255 ALCOR EGT PROBE TYPE K
OEM probe fits and works perfectly. Nothing better than “plug and play”.
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86255 ALCOR EGT PROBE TYPE K
Perfect fit and replacement. All you need yo replace this item included.
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86255 ALCOR EGT PROBE TYPE K
Needed the wire for my get gauge. Fit was really good
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42525 ALCOR EGT TYPE K 90"
Well put together lead, quality workmanship.
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42525 ALCOR EGT TYPE K 90"
Excellent machine work, great piece of equipment.
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86255 ALCOR EGT PROBE TYPE K
The probe was easy to install on the exhaust. All that was needed was a screwdriver. Connect to the leads and gauge and you are done.
Supplied probe p/n 86255 is a perfect fit replacement for original probe (p/n 86259). Shipped and received very quickly at a fair price.
The probe is good quality and well made. The cable ties are cheap and nasty and won’t last very long especially as it is installed near the exhaust
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