Reply to "Weber IDF's and Panteras"

panteradougMember

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Originally posted by 72pantera:
Black does look pretty sharp. I noticed on another pic of your's you had vacuum lines from the carbs, any reason you didn't go electronic vacuum pump? Seems a lot easier.

The vacuum manifold is there so I can monitor engine vacuum and I think that one of the issues with lack of longevity of engines running 8 stack Weber systems is because of a lack of a PCV system.

Not only is the vacuum gauge plumbed in, but PCV is too.

The power brake booster is still there because that's how all of the Panteras were built.

Personally I don't need power assist on them and don't really know why the cars were built with it. They don't need it.

I could care less about how much power assist I get on the car.

5/28/139:04 AM

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