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Burning Brakes
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Ramfire has what looks like an offy breather on the back of his valve covers, there's still room there.
You could also do it like this, check the fitting on the pass. side valve cover, all the way on the front.
You could also do it like this, check the fitting on the pass. side valve cover, all the way on the front.
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As for PCV you need to tap holes in the runners and connect them to a common pipe of some sort and from there you connect to the PCV valve. On the other side is a regular breather.
Same technique for IAC and vacuum connections, as you need them for some applications.
Same technique for IAC and vacuum connections, as you need them for some applications.
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I dont care about PCV or the like. I am wondering how they fit under the runners.
I had been thinking about that for the vacuum system. You only really need to do one side, as dual plane intakes only pull vacuum from one side of the motor.
I had been thinking about that for the vacuum system. You only really need to do one side, as dual plane intakes only pull vacuum from one side of the motor.
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So your saying I should buy a Peirce manifold meant for the 48-50mm carb I need for a 5500rpm 396 small block?
I can buy that.
I can buy that.
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Looks like the pierce unit is the same as the moon one and those on ebay for 500$ and less (seen them for 400 recently)
If you want a really large manifold, check out the crossram I posted above (the one for mech FI), it has 60mm throttle blades.
Last time I checked the DC&O unit has 45mm TBs??? The moon manifold can easily be hogged out, there's plenty of meat. The only area where you have to be careful is where the runners cross each other.
If you want a really large manifold, check out the crossram I posted above (the one for mech FI), it has 60mm throttle blades.
Last time I checked the DC&O unit has 45mm TBs??? The moon manifold can easily be hogged out, there's plenty of meat. The only area where you have to be careful is where the runners cross each other.
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Drifting
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Yeah, probably factually correct - but the way our fuel costs are going we're in the middle and sinking (fast)!
