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03-09-2003, 07:09 AM
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It is a powerdyne. With a Cobra intake. Right after the TB but on the intake neck, facing the front, thier is a little vacume port. I have that one going to the FMU and I have a T in that line going to the dump valve. The fuel vacume comes off the vacume tree on the back of the intake like it always was before. Also the boost gauge comes from there. Also on the FMU all the way in on the little screw is less fuel correct?
Thanks.
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