Use Turbo boost/vacuum gauge as a MPG calculator??
Posted: May 24, 2007 10:59 AM
First of all, my MPG gauge is broken, but I was just curious if there is any correlation...
I have a +20psi turbo gauge with 30mmhg vacuum.
When i'm cruising on the highway on cruise control on level ground, i'm running exactly 15mmhg. When i go up a slight hill, it moves up to 13, 12, 10, all the way to atmospheric sometimes. When i'm going down a hill, The opposite happens. It goes all the way to 20mmhg, 25mmgh..etc
Is there any correlation between vacuum pressure in the manifold and miles per gallon?
I have a +20psi turbo gauge with 30mmhg vacuum.
When i'm cruising on the highway on cruise control on level ground, i'm running exactly 15mmhg. When i go up a slight hill, it moves up to 13, 12, 10, all the way to atmospheric sometimes. When i'm going down a hill, The opposite happens. It goes all the way to 20mmhg, 25mmgh..etc
Is there any correlation between vacuum pressure in the manifold and miles per gallon?