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Join Date: Oct 1998
Location: Pitts. Pa. USA
Posts: 61
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![]() Has anyone had a problem with brakes after installation of cam? Brakes do not appear to have enough vacuum as I have a very hard pedal until the engine runs for awhile. Thinking maybe I need a vacuum canister? Any suggestions?
Thanks
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87 LX, 74 351W, performer plus intake, holley 750, vac sec., 78 prim. 80 sec., 50 pump: Wolverine cam 292-512, windsor heads, ported 3 angle valve, 4:10 rear, AOD, Lentech valve body w/ 10'' converter. No time slips yet! |
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Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Columbus, OH
Posts: 100
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![]() I run a vacuum canister on my 308 to keep the power brakes. What cam are you running? Usually it takes a cam with a tight lobe center and moderate duration to drop that much vacuum.
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Join Date: Oct 1998
Location: Pitts. Pa. USA
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![]() Thanks for the reply. I am running 292/512 cam with 1.6 rockers. Not really rad but good for street/strip.
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87 LX, 74 351W, performer plus intake, holley 750, vac sec., 78 prim. 80 sec., 50 pump: Wolverine cam 292-512, windsor heads, ported 3 angle valve, 4:10 rear, AOD, Lentech valve body w/ 10'' converter. No time slips yet! |
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