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help deciding where to tap FPR(ls6 intake swap)

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Old May 28, 2008 | 10:24 AM
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Default help deciding where to tap FPR(ls6 intake swap)

using a 97 vette fuel return style rail for this one. i want to keep it as clean as i can. im thinking about drilling and tapping the intake manifold for the FPR but after looking at this diagram of the way its run, im curious if i should keep it out in front of the throttle body or if its ok to put it behind the throttle body. it seems like it would see different vaccum variables between the 2 locations (more vaccum behind throttle body)

where do yall think i should tap? in front of the throttle body or behind?

here is a diagram of how its run on a 97 vette
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Old May 28, 2008 | 10:47 AM
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Behind...you want manifold vacuum. Can you run a T off your brake booster line instead of drilling the manifold?
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back of intake has a small Tit where vaccum is drawn from for the FPR
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Old May 28, 2008 | 08:56 PM
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Originally Posted by 7845
back of intake has a small Tit where vaccum is drawn from for the FPR
I liked the Titty as well.
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