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04-02-2005, 02:59 PM
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George , This is on my Ram Air car and I have a factory formed vacuum line that runs from the front of the carb to the rear and has a small brace that attaches to the rear mounting bolt. Off this is the connection to the distributor. Could I successfully tap into the vacuum port on the rear plate of the carb that connects to the brake booster. Would this be manifold vacuum????
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