I believe that you will. My stock distributor has two vacuum ports. My 123 distributor only has one. You will also need vacuum for the brake booster
You need vacuum for the brake booster. The Korman intake manifold has take offs for manifold vacuum at cylinder 2 and cylinder 5. I've combined them for my brake booster using a simple brass T.Will I need to keep manifold vacuum for the distributor with triple DCOEs?
Yes , the Pierce has a threaded opening for vacuum.Yes, knew about brake booster vacuum but wanted to know if I should keep vacuum advance in place for the distributor. Sounds like I do. Anyhow, does anyone know if the Pierce manifold comes with a vacuum port off the front manifold section, or will I need to install a fitting?
Yes, there are ports for each cylinder on my carbs. But as noted previously, I'm not using any vacuum advance in my setup. Probably could improve fuel economy if I did.@Ohmess do one of your carbs have the vacuum port for the distro?
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Are you referring to the vent on the valve cover? I was thinking I would connect a hose to a catch can for thatWhat's the recommendation to do with this air intake hose running form the snorkle to the exhaust manifold? I know it'll need to be removed but what are those doing about the hole after converting to triples?
No the large 3 inch hole for the snorkel tube at the exhaust manifold sideAre you referring to the vent on the valve cover? I was thinking I would connect a hose to a catch can for that