What a mess. I have a 88 ram 50 with a stock g54b 2.6l engine. I'd like to abbreviate this bird nest some.
Which ones are necessary and which ones can be capped?
thanks
zion
What a mess. I have a 88 ram 50 with a stock g54b 2.6l engine. I'd like to abbreviate this bird nest some.
Which ones are necessary and which ones can be capped?
thanks
zion
If you have the stock carb you pretty much need all of it as that's what most of the lines are for. If you get a weber and delete your egr you can remove almost all of it.
Where is the best place to plug in the distributors vacuum advance to get positive response?
zion
on a weber there is a port above the throttle plate - its called ported vacuum and responds differently than manifold vacuum - it (vacuum) rises as the throttle opens, whereas manifold vacuum drops as the throttle opens.
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