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Flighter Deity Total Posts : 1107 Scores: 43 Reward points: 5151 Joined: 2011/10/17 14:55:59 Status: offline 2012/01/08 12:34:24 (permalink) 0 Pinto Vacuum Hi, I'm doing a bit of tuning of my Pinto and I'd be interested to know what the manifold vacuum at idle of a stock (or near stock) motor is. Usually this is measured in inches of Mercury (i.e. "Hg), but if your gauge uses other units, I can convert it. Thanks! post edited by Flighter - 2012/01/08 12:39:33 #1 2 Replies Related Threads
Flighter Deity Total Posts : 1107 Scores: 43 Reward points: 5151 Joined: 2011/10/17 14:55:59 Status: offline Re:Pinto Vacuum 2012/01/22 15:40:56 (permalink) 0 OK, I know this is a forum for enthusiasts, and hence that plenty have probably tweaked their engines to various degrees, but doesn't anyone have a near stock 2.0 that they could pop a vacuum gauge onto to take a quick reading at warm idle? Pretty please? #2
jimmyd Enthusiast Total Posts : 286 Scores: 5 Reward points: 3679 Joined: 2011/08/01 11:02:49 Location: cairns qld Australia Status: offline Re:Pinto Vacuum 2012/01/22 18:28:13 (permalink) +1 (1) From verrrrry dim dark memory when I bought the RS reading was around 18"Hg with stock cam and 145-150psi compression - but that was 22 years ago now James #3

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