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what are yall doing about the vacuum for the brakes? i recently picked up a cam specs are .232 .240 .600 .605 lift on a 112. do you have any problem with vacuum for the power brakes? if so what are you doing to make up for the lack of vacuum?
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Raising your idle rpm with a tune can help with larger cams having low manifold vacuum for power brakes.
I have a 'weenie' 224 cam in my 05 GTO, so my brakes were ok.... LOL
Hope this helps,
--Glenn
I have a 'weenie' 224 cam in my 05 GTO, so my brakes were ok.... LOL
Hope this helps,
--Glenn
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i was thinking maybe a vacuum pump like what is on the silverado trucks, seeing as how im a tech at a dealership, im sure it wouldnt be too teribly hard to find one laying around...