Brake boost w/ Weber Carb
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Brake boost w/ Weber Carb
Since there is no vacuum port on a Weber 48 IDA carb (that I know of . . . ) do you lose all vacuum assist with the Weber? Anyone dealt with this? Any solutions or do you just live with stiff brakes?
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Thats pretty gay they don't supply a supplied vac port for that manifold. It should just have a plug for people who don't want it. Pretty much everyone wants that unless it was a engine that makes boost?
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Okay, since I haven't yet received the new manifold (it'll be here Monday) I will keep my fingers crossed that it's already taped for vacuum. I forgot to ask about that detail before ordering. But if I have to drill and tap it myself that shouldn't be a big deal.
The manifold I am getting is from Kyle in Hawaii off a recommendation from Rob @ Pineapple Racing here in Portland, OR. I think Kyle gets them from Australia. . .
The manifold I am getting is from Kyle in Hawaii off a recommendation from Rob @ Pineapple Racing here in Portland, OR. I think Kyle gets them from Australia. . .