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Old 07-10-16, 02:19 PM
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Weber manifold with brake booster, 1 or both rotors?

Curious if my brake booster should see vacuum from one or both runners. Typically its sourced from a common plenum, but the weber ida doesnt have that. So i could tap each runner on the manifold and tee together or run one. Ive seen it both ways. Curious about the effects....
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For more even vacuum pulses to the booster, I personally would tee them together. I do know that on a piston engine, if you pump the brake pedal over and over with a booster line that feeds off of one runner, you can induce a misfire on that cylinder. I would imagine a single rotor would do the same thing.
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