Manometer

pitrat101

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Anybody made a manometer to balance throttle body's? Is it better to disconnect stepper motors or use gs-911? My 1st go at it!
 
I think you have spelled that incorrectly

He has certainly spelt 'bodies' incorrectly and the apostrophe is superfluous.......

Oh, and Engineer, in which part of the U.S.A. do you live, because:

Spelled = American English.

Spelt = British English.

Here endeth the lesson ! :)

Now, what was that about stepper motors?





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The stepper motors self park when engine is turned off. I just disconnect them before starting the engine. It's a bit awkward to start as the engine wont run under 1500 rpm so you have to hold the throttle open and whack it shut just enough to not stall it.

I use a TwinMax electronic carb balancer. It does the job easily enough. It will also allow you to check the throttle balance on the road. Mine stayed out by the same amount all the way to motorways speeds.

Any differential vacuum gauge would do. I can't vouch for this but this is what I mean. It measures the difference between two vacuum sources. It would go end range if connected to one side only. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/New-Pres...m=173308727601&_trksid=p2047675.c100005.m1851
 
From the thread title I was expecting an entirely different type of post.
 


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