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18-01-07, 08:35 PM

I've got this handy combustion analyser from work, measures o2, Co2 and Co. Question is, can I use it to measure how my SV's exhaust products?
I mean I use a very cheap dyno shop, they don't have one and for £10 they're no likely to waste their o2 sensor on you. So I figure I'll go along to their place get the SV up on the roller and then pop the analyser into the zorst.
Will my SV be stoichiometric or not?

18-01-07, 08:35 PM	#1
Razor Guest Posts: n/a	Combustion analyser dyno related I've got this handy combustion analyser from work, measures o2, Co2 and Co. Question is, can I use it to measure how my SV's exhaust products? I mean I use a very cheap dyno shop, they don't have one and for £10 they're no likely to waste their o2 sensor on you. So I figure I'll go along to their place get the SV up on the roller and then pop the analyser into the zorst. Will my SV be stoichiometric or not?