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Just got myself a Mighty Mouse wild setup from a forum member and just wanted to ask where I pull the vacuum .....the car is a cz6 with an eforce
Do I pull pre throttle body or after throttle body from the same place the eforce pulls vacuum for the valley cover vent
Just got myself a Mighty Mouse wild setup from a forum member and just wanted to ask where I pull the vacuum .....the car is a cz6 with an eforce
Do I pull pre throttle body or after throttle body from the same place the eforce pulls vacuum for the valley cover vent
Blows my mind people don't realize that manufacturers generally have installation instructions on their websites. Check out Page 2 for a diagram.
Explain to me where it shows where to run a vacuum line on a eforce style blower. To add to all of this Dave told me to run the vacuum after the throttle body but in the instructions it states if that port sees boost I should run it off the main filter. Does the post throttle body port on the eforce see boost?? I think it does.or is boost only below the rotors?
Explain to me where it shows where to run a vacuum line on a eforce style blower. To add to all of this Dave told me to run the vacuum after the throttle body but in the instructions it states if that port sees boost I should run it off the main filter. Does the post throttle body port on the eforce see boost?? I think it does.or is boost only below the rotors?
The instructions you're referring to (..sees boost, move to filter) are for the dry sump oil tank. Your Edelbrock instructions already had you relocate that line. Adding the catch can doesn't affect how or where that line is connected.
The instructions you're referring to (..sees boost, move to filter) are for the dry sump oil tank. Your Edelbrock instructions already had you relocate that line. Adding the catch can doesn't affect how or where that line is connected.
Yes correct...thanks......spoke to Dave who as usual always there to answer questions and his answer stands ....after the tb and the Pcv port on the mm can is designed to handle boost