Web14. okt 2005. · Joined Mar 13, 2002. 162 Posts. #3 · Dec 9, 2004. I think the 90 degree fitting you need is a fairly common fitting (as in Pep-boys have carried them). When you screw it in, it sits about 1-1.25 inches high. I have not seen anyone "t" it to run to the solenoid of the trans while running it to the brake booster. Web11. maj 2024. · Car Model: '69 Coronet, 1980 Volare Wagon. Update on this—went with a 3/8 barb x 3/8 MIP brass adapter for the brake booster vacuum source. This knocked out the small vacuum line to the heater control box but my manifold has a second port for some long-disconnected sensor so I’m going to try a 1/4 barb x 3/8 MIP in that spot to …
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Web11. dec 2012. · LOW PROFILE ELBOW designed to provide clearance for Holley and other carburetors with a rear fuel bowl that extends over the vacuum port tap on most intake … Web15. sep 2024. · Put a short stub line off the the carb vac with a Tee and connect the brake booster to one side and the PVC to the other. Or run the PVC to the carb and the booster to the port on the manifold. You can get a vacuum "tree" that'll screw into the manifold and provide multiple ports to hook stuff up to. Like this: Web19. apr 2013. · Some carbs have an undrilled boss. If you want to use the back of the intake for a vacuum source you can tap a smaller hole like 1/8" NPT or even two. Or perhaps a parallel thread with a shouldered fitting and a gasket. No one said it has to be a 3/8" pipe. As long as whatever method you choose provides enough flow. car dealerships walla walla