I was wondering if anyone had a picture of where the vacuum line would be hooked up on an inline 6 for a brake booster. Thank you.
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re: I6 Vacuum
Should be the same spot your distributor vacuum line connects. You'll just have to use a 'T' in order to connect both.
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re: I6 Vacuum
on the intake where my vacume advance screws in. there is a threaded plug for another vacume line. do you have that.
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re: I6 Vacuum
Right under the carburetor on the intake manifold, there is a threaded plug. It is on the passenger side above the exhaust manifold. Is this what you are referring to?
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re: I6 Vacuum
correct, it seems to me that should pull enough vacume to do what you need it to do . but you may have to raise your idle up just a hair(like say 200-300hundred rpm,( not thousand 
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it is worth a try. let me know how it works.
)it is worth a try. let me know how it works.
