IACV with ITBS
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IACV with ITBS
I'm in the process of finishing my new engine and come to this point. I'm going to fabricate a plate for IACV with a vacuum for one side and a breather for the other. Now the question is, what to do with the coolant nipples. Should I run coolant lines to this or is it not necessary? The car isn't driven when it is cold, only when it's nice out.
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Re: IACV with ITBS (PandaHatch)
the coolant lines on the iacv are not needed for it to work properly.
just wondering, how are you going to make it work with out a manifold? you gonna have 4 lines running to each runner?
just wondering, how are you going to make it work with out a manifold? you gonna have 4 lines running to each runner?
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Yea, I have a vacuum manifold with a line from each runner of the ITBs running to it. MAP also is there as well as a line from the vacuum plate I made for the IACV.
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