<VV> RE: magnehelic gauge

[Steven R. Marti]

I assume (there's that word again) that we're talking a differential gauge.
I think the +/- 2 inches of water gauge is going to be a real pain to use.
1" of mercury is about 13.6" of water so a difference of 0.2" of mercury
already has you gauge pinned.  Like Matt says, +/- 15 would be much better.
Maybe even +/- 30" of water.

Steve Marti
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> Some time ago there was a thread about useing a zero- center Magnehelic 
> guage to balance the carbs. Does anyone know what range guage should be
used? 
> Will a +2, -2 inches of water range do it?
> John Bittner
> bittner at snet.net
> 
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Any range will work!...just if it's wider  15-0-15   just easier if you are 
waaaay out!


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