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06-07-2009 06:29 AM #1
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Distributor vacuum connection
Does the distributor vacuum hose have to be hooked up to the carb, or will an intake manifold fitting work? How much difference would the drivablilty or performance be effected on a manifold vacuum?God, guns, cars and 1 wife, I would say I have it all.
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06-07-2009 06:33 AM #2
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An intake connection should work fine. There is virtually no measurable difference in the pressure between the base of the carb and an intake runner/plenum.Roger
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06-07-2009 09:26 AM #3
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unless you have a Ford product that uses venturi vacume
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06-07-2009 05:49 PM #4
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Thanks for the info, no it is not a Ford, it is a 540 Chevrolet. EddGod, guns, cars and 1 wife, I would say I have it all.
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Wiring can be a pain. My problem is I get in a groove and have a plan and then get sidelined to another project and when I come back I forget what the heck my plan was.
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