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Carb Balancing Vacuum gauges
Laverda Dave:
£20 quid Ash, you must have mugged him :o!
I bought a s/h set of Davida gauges last year on ebay for £50, they work fine, very smooth and easy to use.
I used to have a set of Morgans, the ones with the metal rods instead of mercury. The rods would 'stick' in the tubes and I'd have to tap them to obtain a correct reading whenever I made an adjustment.
AshimotoK0:
--- Quote from: Laverda120 on December 07, 2018, 10:11:03 AM ---£20 quid Ash, you must have mugged him :o!
I bought a s/h set of Davida gauges last year on ebay for £50, they work fine, very smooth and easy to use.
I used to have a set of Morgans, the ones with the metal rods instead of mercury. The rods would 'stick' in the tubes and I'd have to tap them to obtain a correct reading whenever I made an adjustment.
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Funnily enough I went to Newark autojumble the same month and there was a set there too ... identical.. I picked them up just to look and the woman said £30 but when I walked away she said 25 but obviously I already had my car-boot set. You didn't say if they are any good or not though?
flatfour:
I use Davida's. they were bought new some 20 years ago, for I think just under £100 and have been in use ever since.
No complaints at all, well made and do a good enough job for my purposes.
Laverda Dave:
Davida are excellent gauges Ash, no problems at all and very well made 👍
Johnwebley:
--- Quote from: gtmdriver on December 07, 2018, 06:23:37 AM ---I bought a cheap set from M&P. Before use I checked the calibration and they turned out to be spot on.
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I have a set of these,cheap and easy to use.
and less than £40
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