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performer rpm efi Vacum Lines

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rickd93_lx

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i need help!! i recently purchased a performer rpm intake for my stang oh yeah it was used and has no bolts or fittings for vaccum lines i was wondering if any one has used one of these if they could email me pictures of the fittings and where the lines go to. i downloaded the instructions only to find "use the provided fittings for...." once again its used and has no provided fittings. im an ex marine so pictures would be greatly appreciated!!!!!! If you could email them to ayo_rick@yahoo.com or post them here how ever thanks guys and gals oh yeah its an efi
 

90_Red_LX

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I went through the same exact process. I had to carry the intake to the parts store and have them find fittings that would fit it. I'll get some pics and see if I can help. I had to put a plastic t for the vacuum tree on the firewall to get vacuum to the brake booster and the other accessories. It was pinched w/o it.
 

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thanks alot if you can email the pics that would b great. will i still need the i think its called a tree the black metal tube that connect to the upper stock intake it is black and has one large tube with two smaller diameter tubes attached?
 

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I have Edelbrock Performer RPM2 intake. 90_RED_LX if you could send me those pics I would be very greatful. I just had to redo my vacuum lines due to severe signs of cracked/brittle lines. All the diagrams told me to do it differant than what I had it. So I would really like to see how you ran them. I tried Edelbrock's website and the were... lets say less than helpfull.
 
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