K&N Air Mixture Gauge

[kamikazepilot]

Just got it, will be installing this weekend, so I will let you all know how it works out....

Can't wait to see how it performs under different conditions....

Randy


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Friends don't let friends drive RICE!

1978 911 SC

[Leland Pate]

You can't just do that Kami...
You can't just steal MY topic and install MY gauge idea FIRST!

HAVE YOU NO SHAME???!!!!!

hehehehehee...let me know how it works...I'm on your trail...

Where are you going to mount it?

Take pics of the way you ran the wiring!

Good luck

[kamikazepilot]

Will do, need the data!

I am making a plate to insert into the console so that I can mount the gauges. Sould have room for four of them...

I will let you know how it works out. I will take pics and write the how to's so Wayne can post it...

Randy

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Friends don't let friends drive RICE!

1978 911 SC

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[tbitz]

I installed a lambda sensor in my '78 911SC earlier this year. I did this to monitor my mixture. I just use my voltmeter to monitor the mixture once in a while, but maybe I should just put a gauge, like you are planning.

When you say console you mean where the audio cassettes are?

Where did you get your gauge? Cost?

Thanks,

Tony
'78 911SC

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[kamikazepilot]

Tony,

It is available at any high performance shop, they are around a hundred bucks.

I got lucky and found one at the swap meet for $65 so I am jazzed.

As for the console, yes, will cut some plexiglass to fit, and cover it with vinal so that is looks nice and mount them there

Randy

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Friends don't let friends drive RICE!

1978 911 SC