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    7/17/2013 9:42 AM  #1

    Derek
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    How to use a vacuum gauge for tunning...

    I found this "how to" animation of vacuum gauge readings ah couple years ago. http://www.secondchancegarage.com/public/186.cfm      Scroll down to the pic of the gauge face and click on one of the scenarios

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    7/17/2013 1:14 PM  #2

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    Re: How to use a vacuum gauge for tunning...



    Here's anouther one from holley,But it cuts off short for some reason.

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