do i need these vacume things on my dizzy?
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do i need these vacume things on my dizzy?
im carbing my s5 13b and i just bought a electric dizzy and it has these vacume actuator things on it there are 2 of them. do i need to keep these? or cna i remove them?because they are in the way and there no room with my power steering
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Those would be your vacuum advance modules. Keep them, or gas mileage and performance will suffer. Although, I don't understand how they could be interfering with your power steering? Of course, I've never seen a 7 with power steering either.
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I personally prefer to use the vacuum port farthest forward at the base of the carb. This will increase the advance once you tip into the throttle, which adds a nice little boost of torque at mid throttle. Use a "T" connector to join the two lines into one, then on to the base of the carb. Try it, you'll like it.
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OK.. im a lil tired and confused lol... Your talking about the 2 vac advances on the distributor for the first gen cars right? And putting on a "racing carb"? If so im almost 100% sure that none of the performance carbs need/can be hooked up to them... I just ran a 2" hose from one to the other as per racing beats instructions...
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