Reply to "Power Brake Vacuum"

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OK; I contacted Barry Grant and they told me that they don't offer a carb with a port for PCV and power brakes and none of the other major carb makers offered two large vacuum ports on their carbs either. I don't think that is true but I have to research that a little more. They also said the ports on the intake "appear" to be for power brakes or other vacuum needs. However they said I should contact Edelbrock, which I have already done and got a less than reassuring answer. Since I am reluctent to drill another hole in my new intake and since I really don't know where the hole should be drilled since there are two separate areas to drill into, I guess I will use one of the ports on the intake runner and hope for the best. How bad could it really be other than burning up a brand new engine. Wish me luck.

11/2/092:19 PM

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