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you drill it where the exhaust manifold meet the turbo flange, and yes put it on the back side where the 4/5/6 exhaust cylinders would flow out through.
 
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yes the temps will be lower after the turbo, its usually around 200 degrees cooler, until you get up above 1000* then its around 300* cooler
 

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PRE POST TURBO
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1150 800

As you can see, there is a 350 degree difference at the upper end of the scale. Based on this, I would try to keep the post readings at 900 or less if that was the only reading I had. I used to push it to 950 and a little higher when towing which put me up at 1300 degrees. Sure glad I put the new unit on as it is a much more realistic reading!
 
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