Vacuum question for those w/347 and power brakes—(easy)
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Vacuum question for those w/347 and power brakes—(easy)
All,
First off, thanks in advance for the help. I’m building an EFI’d 347 w/AFR heads, cam, TFS intake and a (small) single turbo for my ‘65. Anyway, I’m looking for what kind of vacuum readings you’re getting at idle with your engines/combo. I’m asking because I’m looking to convert the car to power brakes for safety reasons. I’m going w/a booster or a hydroboost unit, depending on what I get in replies. If you’ve noticed low vacuum what did you do to correct it?
I haven’t built the engine as of yet but my heads/cam will be Ed Curtis units. No 302 parts on this beast. LOL I know cam specs (in general) play a big part in vac readings but i'm just looking for a baseline for reference.
Again, thanks for the help.
First off, thanks in advance for the help. I’m building an EFI’d 347 w/AFR heads, cam, TFS intake and a (small) single turbo for my ‘65. Anyway, I’m looking for what kind of vacuum readings you’re getting at idle with your engines/combo. I’m asking because I’m looking to convert the car to power brakes for safety reasons. I’m going w/a booster or a hydroboost unit, depending on what I get in replies. If you’ve noticed low vacuum what did you do to correct it?
I haven’t built the engine as of yet but my heads/cam will be Ed Curtis units. No 302 parts on this beast. LOL I know cam specs (in general) play a big part in vac readings but i'm just looking for a baseline for reference.
Again, thanks for the help.
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Thanks much...looks like a booster may be in my future. I'm going to chop an 8.8 to fit in the car with some Cobra brakes so i need more psi over the fatory drum units.
Unless someone has a 9in for cheap. lol
Unless someone has a 9in for cheap. lol
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