Carburetor adjustment with vacuum gauge Weber 32/36 dgv 7a Holley 5200

[@Neal_A_Tew]

My first car at the age of 16 was a 76 Buick Opel by Isuzu. I recognized this as a similar year model simply by the engine and then a couple interior features. I ultimately had 2 of these in the burnt orange and a buddy had a blue one. Thanks for the trip down memory lane! I am now 58.

[@oscarpuente2029]

outstanding!

[@loringuysingersongwriterfo1917]

you need to explain where the vacuum gauge is attached, and which screw you are turning...

[@greatglobsofoil8078]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@colmadopanaderiazarella3615]

nice video.

[@milescabbathway]

Bravo

[@hankpb1]

you could of shown where to attach vacuum gauge

[@greatglobsofoil8078]

did not think about going to much in depth besides showing the vacuum gauge. It always must be connected to manifold vacuum. I have a T that goes to vacuum advance.