Hey guys how many inches of vacuum are you getting while your car is idling? I get between 12-14 inches of vacuum but I noticed on my buddies car he gets about 18-20. I am trying to figure out is it my gauge or is there something wrong.
It's either my car, my gauge or his gauge is not accurate. Please let me know what you get and is your car on stock cams?
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Perrin FMIC and fuel rail, 50 Trim turbo, ported tb,Bwoody MM, PTP CV, BDJ 3" Exhaust, CAI 3" JMB, 160 Stat, BDJ Heatshield, iridium plugs w/msd 8.5mm, Mopar STS, Redstar return fuel system, Innovate WB.
SRTs are better than everything ever. period. Car, plane, rocketship, anything. There has never been anything in existance as fast as an SRT-4. Scientists have been considering changing lightspeed to SRT-4 speed, but havent been able to because light cant keep up.
notice the car running a little rough or hear skipping in the exhaust like the RPMs are really low?
No the car idles perfect I think it must be my gauge. My OBD2 scan gauge reads 18.9 in/hg which is more closer to normal however the factory mechanical gauge reads 14 in/hg. What do I believe? I am wondering since it is a 20 PSI gauge if boosting over 20 PSI on a regular basis has ruined the gauge? I know it reads boost properly up to 20 psi but vacuum is another question.
Last edited by Street Gear : 05-20-2009 at 01:06 AM.
mine bounces between 18 to 16 , depends on how hot it is... also the vacuum drops to like 15 when the A/C is on. (but that's normal...................right?)
I haz aftermarket boost gauge, so I think I have a vacuum leak.
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