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Old 07-19-2007, 05:11 PM   #14
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Re: Edelbrock 1406 questions

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Originally Posted by Billla View Post
OOOOoooo don't open that can of worms again There are two small vacuum ports on the front - one above the throttle butterflies (ported) and one below (manifold). If you have a stock or very mild engine, hook to the ported vacuum. If you have a bit of a cam, etc. IMHO hook to the manifold vacuum to get a better idle.

I ran an IGN UNF line out and split it for my Pertronix distributor and the choke.

I agreee with Billla on the connection of the vacuum ports. I am running a somewhat lopey cam in my 383 and the non-ported vacuum source works the best to get my dizzy advancing early enough. A mild engine that has a stock dizzy (not one that has been reworked and modified) works better with the ported fitting. My engine gets right up to speed and the choke works fine, I also get around 15 MPG with the Edelbrock AVS carb (it is just a little bigger than the 1406 in CFM ratings.
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