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07-31-08, 02:17 AM

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Weber 48 IDA brake booster vaccum question (Searched)

Where do I hook up the brake booster vaccum after i changed to weber 48 ida? Do i need to drill the manifold and stick the tube in there??? Please show pics of it if you have one.

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07-31-08, 07:58 AM

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yes, tap the manifold.

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07-31-08, 12:02 PM

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the racing beat manifold should have the hole pre drilled and tapped already. and a stock 1st gen vacuum banjo bolt and tube will go right in there like magic.

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07-31-08, 12:06 PM

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the racing beat manifold should have the hole pre drilled and tapped already. and a stock 1st gen vacuum banjo bolt and tube will go right in there like magic.

I don't see one... What sup with my manifold??? It is too big and now no hole.

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07-31-08, 12:11 PM

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What sup It is too big and now no hole.

Sounds like a date from hell!

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07-31-08, 09:58 PM

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There should be a flat spot or a raised closed nipple type extension off the firewall side or near the bottom of the rear rotor intake runner. You will need to drill and tap....very easy. Get a brass fitting from the hardware store and the correct size tap and thread....