87 13b/acv block off?
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87 13b/acv block off?
I am new to rotarys, so very new that when i did a search and read about blocking off the acv port, that i didnt understand many differences between s4, s5, ect.
I have used a block off plate to cover where my acv went and have removed the air pump. On my particular rotary do i have to do anything else to get the other ports to open?
note: this motor is going in a buggy so there is no factory wiring or a/c ect.
I have used a block off plate to cover where my acv went and have removed the air pump. On my particular rotary do i have to do anything else to get the other ports to open?
note: this motor is going in a buggy so there is no factory wiring or a/c ect.
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Well, if you have an S4 (years 1986-1988), then the 5th and 6th ports are actuated by exhaust backpressure. On the other hand, if you have an S5 (years 1989-1991), you have disabled your 5th and 6th ports. They are actuated by the air pump.
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Originally posted by AcidShock
On the other hand, if you have an S5 (years 1989-1991), you have disabled your 5th and 6th ports. They are actuated by the air pump.
On the other hand, if you have an S5 (years 1989-1991), you have disabled your 5th and 6th ports. They are actuated by the air pump.
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