Power Brake Vacuum

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Ive recently replaced my heads intake and carb with Edelbrock heads and Air Gap RPM intake and a Demon carb. My question is what is the best place to get vacuum for my power brakes. There is one large port on the carb I will probably use for PCV. The RPM intake has threaded ports in the #5 and #8 runners that I assume I can use for power brakes; however, I have heard that this could cause a lean condition in that cylinder. Is this a concern, is there any other option short of adding a spacer and tapping it? I really don't want the carb any taller if I can help it. Thanks in advance.

10/30/096:01 PM

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