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Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Sydney
Car: BG Astina
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Vacuum Gauge
After reading this article:
http://autospeed.com/cms/A_2393/article.html ...i'm wondering whether installing a vacuum gauge would be a good thing. I found one on ebay for $19 landed but it doesn't include a mounting bracket, i wouldn't know where else to put it otherwise. Looked up Supacheap and its about $60 with no bracket. It's a combination of omg i have a special gauge!!!! and it actually tells me something useful (well they all do but i don't exactly need to know the oil pressure/boost/water temp etc etc on my N/A BG). Opinions? |
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As a diagnostics tool it sounds great. But it's not something you'd use everyday.
A oil guage would be better, as it's a preventative tool to allow you to see a forth coming problem. |
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Brisbane QLD
Car: 2002 323 astina
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i have a vacume guage in my car, yer as PPR says its not something u use everyday. its just a cheap guage that moves alot and looks cool.
i also use it to see how much "preasure" i put on the engine (not sure if that makes any scence)
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Join Date: Jun 2008
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Hmmmmm.
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