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timmytim
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vacuum canister

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My truck has a hi lift cam and is lil low on vacuum so I bought a vacuum canister. Question is what location would be best to mount canister?
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Re: vacuum canister

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It doesn't make any difference. Put it where it will fit best. There is no top or bottom.
1967 F-100 4x4 custom cab.
Another 67 F-100 4x4 custom cab.
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Re: vacuum canister

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Just make sure it has the check valve on the proper side
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Re: vacuum canister

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Thanks
:fr:
buy'em dirty sale'em clean
get more money for the same
machine.....
:loco:


My 1967 bump: http://www.fordification.com/forum/view ... 09#p668209

My 1970 Bump: http://www.fordification.com/forum/view ... 16&t=50726
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