Vacuum reserve canister

[james3340]

Ok so I put 274/274 cams in my car and my vacuum is really low and I was wondering if this would help out with my brakes thanks ahead of time

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[TSITurbo95]

Don't need one. As when you are deaccelerating, your vacuum goes higher anyways, and that is when you are breaking. If you are having troubles breaking, I doubt it's from the lack of vacuum and caused by other issues.

 

[Boomdeeze]

Don't need one. As when you are deaccelerating, your vacuum goes higher anyways, and that is when you are breaking. If you are having troubles breaking, I doubt it's from the lack of vacuum and caused by other issues.

No those cams really do cause very bad vacuum. Everyone that has had those cams has the same issue as you are having. I got tired of the DD with those cams so swapped to fp2's. Those cams are made for cars that are used for the track.

I also considered the vacuum canister but I just opted for a better cam in general so swapped them out. You could try the vacuum canister but the street manner of those cams are bad.

 

[TSITurbo95]

Did not know they were that bad vacuum wise. . .

 

[Boomdeeze]

Ya they are really a bad cam for someone looking to drive the car on the street. They perform high in the rpm range but the low end is totally gone.

 

[TSITurbo95]

Bummer. . . sorry for the weak advice . Any who, knowing how bad they are now, I would look into a better "street" cam setup then.

 

[Boomdeeze]

Yes I agree with TSI, I would consider swapping the cams out if your looking for a streetable car. They are just a poorly designed cam street wise.