Vacuum readings?
Vacuum readings?
Quick quest? My oem guage on my evo are reading 48hg/cm at idle. Isn't that not normal and if so what could be the problems... Mods are filter, dp, hfc, cbe, and dtm tune if that matters.
Last edited by EriCS; Dec 23, 2008 at 06:23 PM.
I'm gonna glom onto this and ask a question rather than start a new post since it's on topic, not to HJ or anything.
I just did a compression test yesterday and had 160+ on all 4, but my vacuum at idle when warm is about 15-17 in/hg.
I would think the answer to my question is yes but, could aftermarket cams cause a lower vacuum reading than stock?
I have HKS cams on both sides and the vacuum seems low to me especially considering the compression readings. Even after working on cars for 2 decades now, I would without a doubt say cams are the thing I know the least about.
/brox
I just did a compression test yesterday and had 160+ on all 4, but my vacuum at idle when warm is about 15-17 in/hg.
I would think the answer to my question is yes but, could aftermarket cams cause a lower vacuum reading than stock?
I have HKS cams on both sides and the vacuum seems low to me especially considering the compression readings. Even after working on cars for 2 decades now, I would without a doubt say cams are the thing I know the least about.
/brox
I'm gonna glom onto this and ask a question rather than start a new post since it's on topic, not to HJ or anything.
I just did a compression test yesterday and had 160+ on all 4, but my vacuum at idle when warm is about 15-17 in/hg.
I would think the answer to my question is yes but, could aftermarket cams cause a lower vacuum reading than stock?
I have HKS cams on both sides and the vacuum seems low to me especially considering the compression readings. Even after working on cars for 2 decades now, I would without a doubt say cams are the thing I know the least about.
/brox
I just did a compression test yesterday and had 160+ on all 4, but my vacuum at idle when warm is about 15-17 in/hg.
I would think the answer to my question is yes but, could aftermarket cams cause a lower vacuum reading than stock?
I have HKS cams on both sides and the vacuum seems low to me especially considering the compression readings. Even after working on cars for 2 decades now, I would without a doubt say cams are the thing I know the least about.
/brox



