So ive removed the old intake boot and replaced it with a 90 degree turbo coupler and i was wondering if there was any way to get rid of the vacuum inlet for the brake booster. Ive heard of people using 3 way check valves and such but nobody has really gone throght what to get and how to do it.
Vacuum check valve delete
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As long as there is a vacuum line going to the booster it doesn't matter where it comes from. The booster just needs vacuum to function. Just make sure you use a check valve.Comment
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I dont think he's talking about the brake booster. It wouldnt be the smartest thing running non-power assist brakes.I got a fender roller now! LMK if you need me to roll your fenders or want to rent the tool from me locally.
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The check valve is there for a reason. It keeps the vacuum in your booster in the case of low engine vacuum. IMO, keep it.Comment
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What is the point to your omitting a vacuum line that BMW has installed for a reason?
Is there a purpose?sigpic 1987 325isComment
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