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#15
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From: Suburban Chicago
I'll give you a vacuum number after, before it was pulling about 2-1/2 inches WOT, at 6000 rpm. That was at the fitting in the blower inlet after the throttle, you can see it in the pictures. Let's see how close it gets to zero.
#16
I like the fact that you have stayed with the whipple and choose to keep modifying it. I'm interested to see how much this help out. I will probally be doing the same mods that you have to a friends whipple. take alot of pics and keep us posted.
#17
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From: Suburban Chicago
Rear of blower before:

Inlet housing removed from blower, sitting on flange of throttle body. The inside of the throttle is lined up with the inside opening of the housing on the left side.

The original mounting flange removed from the housing:

The blank that will become the new flange:

The mountng flange in its future position on the inlet housing:

I guess I am committed, now.

Inlet housing removed from blower, sitting on flange of throttle body. The inside of the throttle is lined up with the inside opening of the housing on the left side.

The original mounting flange removed from the housing:

The blank that will become the new flange:

The mountng flange in its future position on the inlet housing:

I guess I am committed, now.
#20
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From: Suburban Chicago
The more I look at it, the more I think that I should have. At least this way I won't procrastinate the the point of having to sell the throttle at a loss.



!!! good luck on the outcome should deffinately work well for ya!!



