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#1385788 11/25/2020 12:39 AM
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I'm considering installing a vacuum gage on a factory carbureted 261 . Where should I hook the vacuum hose , would branching of the P.C.V line work ??

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Anywhere that gets full manifold vacuum would be a good choice. Don't use the ported vacuum that goes to the distributor. The port on the side of the manifold where the vacuum wiper hose attaches would be good, or a T fitting at the manifold side of the PCV would work well.
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Great, thanks Jerry

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