After tuning some with the predator, I was looking at the cat temps. They stay pretty much from upper 1400 to 1500 degrees. This is at a steady speed while running a real time log. Is there a temp I should be that should be considered "normal"? I know timing and fuel affect these things, but was just wondering.
Thanks
Russ
Catalytic temps?
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