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i was in the process of ripping apart the rb26 when i cam accross a set of vacumm lines that come from the stock actuators on turbos run around the back of block go into a t valve. From there they both run to a PCM Valve. I am not running the stock twins and have converted to a single. Will i need these lines and this PCM Valve or can i completly remove it

any information that anyone has please let me know

Thanks

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On 6/26/2005 at 12:35 AM, Frosty said:

i was in the process of ripping apart the rb26 when i cam accross a set of vacumm lines that come from the stock actuators on turbos run around the back of block go into a t valve. From there they both run to a PCM Valve. I am not running the stock twins and have converted to a single. Will i need these lines and this PCM Valve or can i completly remove it

any information that anyone has please let me know

Thanks

did u find out ? i want to remove mine as well

 

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6 hours ago, Slap said:

Yeah found that.. but I’m not sure

where I can remove or block

those lines so the manifold doesn’t 

vent to atmosphere ..

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