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Re: Vacuum pump inlet location
[Re: TheBlackCar]
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12/27/10 12:37 AM
12/27/10 12:37 AM
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long island NY
Ari440
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top of the valve cover inbetween the rockers
Im using jessel 1.7 ratio and indy spraybar valve covers
1.39 9.85 - 137 mph
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Re: Vacuum pump inlet location
[Re: Ari440]
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12/27/10 12:48 AM
12/27/10 12:48 AM
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Las Vegas
Al_Alguire
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Mine has been in a few places. We settled on the inside part of the valvecover centered on a rocker stand. Seems to be the best location for me at least. I have never seen anyone successfully use the fuel pump boss on a west sump Mopar application FWIW. You can see mine in the picture of the drivers side cover. No line in it in the pic but the fitting is there. 
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Re: Vacuum pump inlet location
[Re: Al_Alguire]
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12/27/10 12:50 AM
12/27/10 12:50 AM
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S.E. South Dakota !
bigdad
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Mine has been in a few places. We settled on the inside part of the valvecover centered on a rocker stand. Seems to be the best location for me at least. I have never seen anyone successfully use the fuel pump boss on a west sump Mopar application FWIW.
You can see mine in the picture of the drivers side cover. No line in it in the pic but the fitting is there.
Mine is in same location Passenger side , works great there
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Re: Vacuum pump inlet location
[Re: dvw]
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12/27/10 04:05 AM
12/27/10 04:05 AM
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Romeo MI
MR_P_BODY
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Has anyone fed their vacuum pump on a big block from the fuel pump block off plate? I'm running a Jesel so theres no chain flinging oil around. It appears to be in a well baffled location. Also would make for a clean install. What do you think?
Doug
I would... like you said, no chain, that would make for
a clean point... I think I might shield the port also
just to make sure about oil flying around(I never
seen a video of that area)
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Not meaning to Hijack....Anyone know the size hole/drill bit size required for the bung?.............Thax