Should my SAFC be reading a negative 465 mm hg?

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well, my safc would read between -500 and -470 mmHg usually at idle.

Yes. it's reading vacuum, negative pressure. get it?

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Don't worry about the readings for pressure with the SAFC, they are probably not accurate as our sensor doesn't match up exactly with any of the "IN" and "OUT" settings for the SAFC. It doesn't matter what the numbers on it say anyway, it will work fine regardless.

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And also a 2011 Ralliart

actually thats just about right

here

Get a vacuum gauge and hook it up to the manifold vacuum port behind the throttle body.
Car warm, in park, you should get a reading of about 18 inches of vacuum/400mm or so
look at the pressure setting on your AFC
take that number ... say it reads like 464 mm
look at the vacuum gauge ... like 18.2 inches
here's the formula
inches * 25.4 = mm
so you take 18.2 * 25.4 = 462.28
you'd be almost perfect!
try it at 5 then 7 and see the difference

1998 dodge avenger 4 cyl AT
Mods are:
Not enough

How about positive pressure? I read between +.014 and +.017 as soon as I enter into boost. Have the missing link, and am not experiencing fuel cut. Is this ok?

Craig

1998 dodge avenger 4 cyl AT
Mods are:
Not enough

Appreciate the info-what a relief! Thought I had the making of a serious problem. Still learning, thanks to you guys on these forums.

Craig