Would there be any point to putting a A/F ratio Guage on my Q-Jet 350? I got one for free and i know its good for EFI. But i personally have never heard of anyone using it on a carbed motor. any help would be great

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keep the stang's far behind u and the cops even farther

You could sell it to me for CHEAP
I'm planning on getting one for my Holley 600 and/or my future Edelbrock 1406 600.
Everything that helps us get these cars running top condition!
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[This message has been edited by Duffster (edited October 20, 2000).]

An A/F ratio gauge would be useful an any gasoline engine application. It gives you an indication that the ECM has gone closed loop - the A/F ratio oscillates, and it indicates the ratio @ WOT - something that can be used to determine jet / metering rod sizing on a carb setup.

Tim