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Posted by awsm66 (93SE) on July 06, 2002 at 16:48:42:
With no vacuum applied the butterfly is open like a single plane manifold and when there is vacuum it closes like a dual plane. Now from my experience with v8 hot rods I would use a dual plane manifold if I bult a street rod for low end power and if I built a race car that I wanted top end power out of I would use a single plane. So finally the question do I set up this the same way and have vacuum applied (duel plane) for low rpm (up to 3500) and then have it open for high rpm? for those with the 5 speed how does yours work? does the lever pull when the engine is started and then open when the rpm is reached or am I thinking of it backwards? Thanks to Jeff I know everything I need and how to hook it up but need to know how to have the vacuum applied. Thanks in advance,
I am going to put my 5 speed intake on some time this week and need to know one thing. I took the plate off the back to see how it works and there is a big butterfly that closes to make the intake like a dual plane manifold and when open it is like a single plane manifold.
Michael Hudnell