Hank,
Thanks for the LC-1 link.
The same guy (I mean, person, who knows??) lists an LM-1 kit too:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Innovate-...eQ5fCarQ5fParts

It sounds like you have both an LM-1 and an LC-1. I have neither but am also tuning a Holley 390 (4150 List 6390) and other carbs and also tired of guessing.
I do have a computer (my older one even has a serial port) - which would you suggest, the LM-1 or the LC-1?


 Originally Posted By: Mean buzzen half dozen A.K.A. Hank
When I was,, sort to speak,,guessing & reading plugs if too lean or rich,way back when,,one way I would check the cruising circuit,I would have the engine turn about 2000-2500 RPM range in neutral & hold it @ that RPM,if the engine was too lean,the idle would go down a bit & seem to run a bit rough.
Doing it this way,you do not need to drive your vehicle all over the place,change jets & drive again. (Saves time)

That was one of the best ways to check if your too lean on the cruise circuit(lack of proper terminology),@ least it was for me.
Hope that made sense

Now I just check the A/F ratio w/my LM1 from Innovate.

I also purchased an LC1 on Ebay,cheapest I found anywhere.
The LC1 is a set-up that stays in the car you want to keep it in w/a gauge to read."A stand alone kit"
Here is the lowest price anywhere & I got it even less than advertized.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayIS...RK%3AMEWAX%3AIT

If you are interested.I would highly recommend one if you want to get an accurate A/F ratio reading & take out the guesswork & much less time to jet properly.

MBHD
I just bought a boost controller from him also,great prices!