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Old 04-28-2013, 07:27 PM   #1
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air/fuel vs Vacuum gauge

I was at a swap meet and came across a Auto meter Air/fuel meter for $5.00. The suggested retail on this meter is $80.00. After reading the instructions i really dont think it is what I want. I have used vacuum gauges in the past to help improve my gas mileage by trying to keep the highest vacuum reading while maintaining constant speed.

The Air/Fuel meter really dosent tell me when the highest vacuum is acheived only that my mixture is correct from the O2 sensor.

Is my thinking correct?

Larry
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Is my thinking correct?
Yes and if you want to sell it and it is in good shape, I'll double (or more?) your money and pay postage.

I am putting SU 4 carburetors on an engine and need to measure the fuel/air ratio for proper tuning.

Please PM me if interested in selling it.

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