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Install a timed vacuum port on 94 carb? Just thinkin'. Has anybody tried to tap the cast base to a point above the butterflies? It looks like there is room to tap for a 1/8" pipe thread.
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Re: Install a timed vacuum port on 94 carb? What are you attempting to accomplish?
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Re: Install a timed vacuum port on 94 carb? I'll be running a chevy dist with vacuum advance on my 276" and thinking of advance options.
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Re: Install a timed vacuum port on 94 carb? Check with Ted Eaton on the Yblocksforever forum at (http://forums.y-blocksforever.com/Default.aspx) or at his website Eaton Balancing (http://www.eatonbalancing.com/blog/category/y-block/). He put up a photo step by step some years ago on how to modify a 94 with the spark delay port used with the dreaded loadomatic distributors to ported vacuum advance. I saved it on my computer somewhere but can't find it now.
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Re: Install a timed vacuum port on 94 carb? Whoops... I found it. Here is his link to the article.
http://www.eatonbalancing.com/blog/2...-distributors/ |
Re: Install a timed vacuum port on 94 carb? Thank you, mine just happens to be a 2100.
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Re: Install a timed vacuum port on 94 carb? So what ar you trying to gain from running ported instead of manifold vacuum ?
I want the vacuum advance at idle for 2 reasons better idle with a hot cam and engine running cooler at idle. |
Re: Install a timed vacuum port on 94 carb? I'll surely try it both ways, that was my point. I had a carbed 5.0 that ran much better off idle using ported vac. You guys have been there, done that, much more than I have but sometimes I just have to see for myself.
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Re: Install a timed vacuum port on 94 carb? I always use intake vac. This gives max adv at idle. Which is just about perfect for the flathead. This drops off as you accelerate, coming back in cruise. using the Delco dist.
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Re: Install a timed vacuum port on 94 carb? Porrted vacuum gives you some emission advantages at idle with lower advance, might be one of the reasons it was used...
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Re: Install a timed vacuum port on 94 carb? Gene,
I agree with Ron , the Delco requires intake vac for best results. I have some bases as shown in Marks post except I modified them to collect vac below the butterflies. Your goodies went out this morning. Charlie |
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Re: Install a timed vacuum port on 94 carb? I agree on manifold...but Mallory (good Mallory, long ago!) once specified ported vac for one of their '50's 8BA distributors. The instruction sheet was interesting...they simply supplied a little plug, not much more than a tiny nail, that was to be shoved into the stock loadamatic port in the carb. Putting it in straight plugged off the venturi port, leaving only the downward passage that supplied ported vac.
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Re: Install a timed vacuum port on 94 carb? I have done this modification using the upper hole for the ported vacuum. It can be done either way (lower or upper port).
Sal |
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