WebSep 14, 2014 · SoCal. Sep 13, 2014. #1. Started to bone up on my Edelbrock carb before adjusting it and noted this page in the manual which shows two distributor vacuum ports: Left Side - 3/16” TIMED VACUUM (Distributor vacuum advance port for emissions controlled engines) Right Side - 3/16” MANIFOLD VACUUM (Distributor vacuum advance port for non … WebAug 22, 2012 · Ported vacuum is 0 at idle and the same as manifold vaccum at cruise and WOT. So if you use Ported vacuum you can retard timing at idle (good for emissions) and once throttle starts to open you have manifold vacuum at distributor (timing advances for performance). Here is a nice explaination I found on Internet: Tuning with Vacuum
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WebSep 10, 2002 · Optimum total advance is about 35 to 38 degrees. A vacuum canister can pull in as much as 60 degrees total advance. Fine for light cruise for gas milage but bad for a heavy load. This is when you start to put holes in pistons and break cranks. True, ported or timed, will improve idle is some cases, but adjusting the vacuum curve on the canister ... WebMar 9, 2013 · Now, to the widely-misunderstood manifold-vs.-ported vacuum aberration. After 30-40 years of controlling vacuum advance with full manifold vacuum, along came emissions requirements, years before catalytic converter technology had been developed, and all manner of crude band-aid systems were developed to try and reduce hydrocarbons … software test engineer jobs seattle
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WebOct 8, 2011 · Vacuum advance There are actually 3 different vacuum advance modes. Ported venturi vacuum. Responds to engine rpm Used on some emission engines. Ported manifold vacuum Vacuum blocked at idle to keep rpm low Straight manifold vacuum-gives full vacuum advance at idle (depending on the canister.) WebAug 7, 2024 · Ported vacuum operates in similarly like full manifold vacuum under certain conditions. The difference between the two being primarily at idle as manifold source … WebNov 23, 2011 · Nov 19, 2011. #2. EGR Valves - Ported vs. Manifold Vacuum. There are two sources of vacuum which is used to power many systems on our FSJs. Manifold vacuum, which is the present in the intake manifold, is the main source. It powers systems like the power brakes, heater controls, diverter/air management valve, etc. slow motion ii hcc