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From: Gamuru
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  • I think they are around thick end of £30.

    I think you should see blue flame, if u see orange the mixture is too rich, if its light blue/white then its lean which is worse then running rich. if you got a motorbike one of these can be handy

  • allo i used these in the 70s ,you got the plug,the extention ht lead ,and a black plastic scope with a mirror on the top that hindged so you could see down a deep plug hole ,

    still use one to this day to check the mix.

  • Is that what Bunson Burner Blue looks like? :)

    I never knew about these things until I got my Austin Healey. They would have been very useful for every OTHER vehicle I've owned before that. I don't know why there aren't cheaper knockoffs being made, or simply clear glass spark plugs. The idea is so simple, yet so genius.

  • I just bought one because I don't have a gas analyser, I hope I can tune my engine for FE instead of power.

  • Yep, it's the way to go if you don't own a gas analyzer.

  • I'm thinking of getting one of these, do you recommend it?

  • @melton1313 not really. theyre ok for setting the mixture at idle. but its under load or light load driving conditions where it really matters.

  • @charade993 is right. The mixture should be set for under load conditions. But tickrover is a starting piont for futher adjustment. after a plug chop. I am glad of my Colourtune kit.

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