Engine Run Stand Autogauge Vacuum Gauge by AutoMeter

Review of the Autogauge vacuum gauge by Autometer. Cool simple gauge that gives you a lot of good info.
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[@mossman381]

Things that might help with a project like this:
VAC Gauge: amzn.to/3jqQogZ
Innovate Motorsports Kit: amzn.to/3J6yhag
2 1/2" Flex Pipe: amzn.to/36QNb7G
Sensor Bung: amzn.to/3DC7t0E
VDO Gauge Mount: amzn.to/3K9243s
This video contains affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links and buy, I'll receive a small commission.

[@tommoves3385]

I think your running far to lean. What are the AFRs when it is warmed up? You should pull more vacuum when you get your idle sorted out. I think your engine could run much nicer if it is dialed in properly.
Still nice engine and well done test stand.

[@pierre-yveslavigne9688]

I'm curious to about the lean conditions too...but for vacuum i think it's normal whit that cam ...

[@superdutyman9186]

Nice been wanted to pick one of those gauges up

[@mossman381]

I found this gauge on Summit but it was cheaper on Amazon. I was interested to see the vacuum on this engine. I hope 12 is enough to run power brakes. If not I guess we will need an accumulator maybe.