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S/C what about vacuum lines?

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I am finishing fabbing up my Eaton M90 on my sn95. Do I need to plug the 2 vacuum lines under the bottom of the intake manifold? Can I just leave them attached or not? Thanks!
 
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HELP

I am totally stuck on this until I can find out what to do with the 3 vacuum lines under the intake manifold. And, is this a PCV? What do I do with it? I circled the 2 items I am talking about. I am trying to finish the S/C today. Thanks
 

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Has nothing to do with your question but since you are just putting it together for the first time. When you are switching to "pressurized", I would think that you need to put something on there to keep the hoses from blowing off. Maybe some zip ties, used like hose clamps? When I was running turbo 2300's, we used to use the one way valve from an RX-7 to keep boost out of the crankcase. Funny thing is, it was used in the brake vacuum lines on the RX-7. I could prolly get the part number, if anyone wants it.
 

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I suppose you would just hook all the vac lines up the way they were, or at the very least, just plug up those holes under the intake.
 
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I will just leave them where they are and put zip ties around them where they connect. Thanks. Hopefully pics of completed job soon.
 
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Well, the vaccum lines that were under the intake I took and put after the TB but Before the supercharger, they never see any boost, the fuel pressure regulator and my by-pass valve and my gauge are the only things that see boost on my car.
 
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