Personally love the clean and simple look. Im interested in a vacum manifold so I can hook up all my items that need a vacum source to operate and have all the tubes go into one area. I belevie that it would be easier to keep track and keep the engine bay cleaner.

Who here has one and where did you mount it? How did you block off the old vacum sources, also where did you tap to get the main vacum for the manifold? Finally do you think it is worth it? Pics?

 

well u got the aam throttle body spacer and forged sells the vibrant vacum block also which is what i got....bump for engine bay pics guys!!

 

Animal House racing makes a vacuum block. Here is the link:

http://store.animalhouseracing.com/c...25a3d7b0ff6961

 

My 1st case of rehab involved the installation of one of these and cleaned up:




Engine bay before rehab:


Engine bay after rehab:

 

Powerlab Distribution Block

 

Hey Craig where is the manifold located?

 

OP should try iSTANs link

 

I use a Vibrant Performance manifold:

 

Hope your Z isn't as slow as you.

 

Same place as Quadcam's

I think this also helps reduce boost spike and gives more accurate readings from your gauges.

 

These Blox vacuum manifolds were the nicest I found. They come with all the fittings you need and the fittings aren't cheap plastic. It's the only one I found with enough vacuum ports for everything. It has 6. They are billet aluminum. It also comes with NPT plugs to block off any port you don't want to use. I think I paid $49.

 

I will have to look at my invoice from Forged, but I think the Vibrant Vacuum box is under $30 and IMHO worth its weight in Gold

 

I have mine in the same location as QuadCam. I used some ross machine racing -10an extruded fuel rail for mine.

 

For those who are interested I found some places that sell the vibrant manifold

http://www.verociousmotorsports.com/...acuum-Manifold

http://www.sfxperformance.com/parts/VIB2691.htm