Post by Fizbne on Apr 2, 2021 12:58:36 GMT
Yo.
Long time.
Sup.
I FINALLY bit the bullet and bought a Jenvey ITB kit that I've now had for a fair few months now because it is very confuse.
The Jenvey kit, which is very very expensive and should (in my opinion) be a bolt on solution to make dirty noise fun enjoyment time, is not a bolt on solution to make dirty noise fun enjoyment time.
There are 4 donut shaped casting booby nipples on the underside of the manifold that require drilling and tapping with a 1/8 NPT tap so you can screw in a nipple vacuum things which need to go to a vacuum block which connects to the brake booster so you dont do leg presses every time to hit the brakes.
I did notice however on the top of the ITB's there are what appears to be idle / bleed ports that can be completely removed. They're after the butterfly so is essentially a vacuum? My question is - can a nipple be screwed in to this, with the vacuum lines coming out of that to the vacuum block or will that not work at all?
Sorry, can't explain things.
But yeah some advice and clarification needed please. Is drilling & tapping the only way?
Long time.
Sup.
I FINALLY bit the bullet and bought a Jenvey ITB kit that I've now had for a fair few months now because it is very confuse.
The Jenvey kit, which is very very expensive and should (in my opinion) be a bolt on solution to make dirty noise fun enjoyment time, is not a bolt on solution to make dirty noise fun enjoyment time.
There are 4 donut shaped casting booby nipples on the underside of the manifold that require drilling and tapping with a 1/8 NPT tap so you can screw in a nipple vacuum things which need to go to a vacuum block which connects to the brake booster so you dont do leg presses every time to hit the brakes.
I did notice however on the top of the ITB's there are what appears to be idle / bleed ports that can be completely removed. They're after the butterfly so is essentially a vacuum? My question is - can a nipple be screwed in to this, with the vacuum lines coming out of that to the vacuum block or will that not work at all?
Sorry, can't explain things.
But yeah some advice and clarification needed please. Is drilling & tapping the only way?
(says me with a few tools...)
le sigh