Ok, so I dont really need help, but still I'm looking at my airram, and on the left side it has 3 spaces for vacuum lines, two of em have no bulge, the center one does, then I see one fatty underneath for the elbow, then I see two more spaces on the more right side of it, then I have the one hose from the brake booster going into its space in the bottom right side.

Well what the hell do I need 3 vacuum lines on the left side for. I can only find two hoses?

Do I have the airram for the beta 2?

Does anyone else with the Airram know if that center space out of the three is capped off? It looks that way in one of the pics from screwdrivers tib? I see his blue hoses to the 1st and 3rd space, but just brass and no hose in the center?

WTF mangs?

 

from what ive taken in, one 3 one the left side you use the outer 2 for vacuum lines. the big hole on the bottom goes to that part ontop of the stock manifold, its like a 3/4 diamter hole.... sorri, i need to learn parts more

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Heya Chris, it's been posted bro.

 

Wrong^ and here is what I took from that pic, which does nothing for me...



Now here are the pics I took to help describe what I mean,


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You can see in that first pic how the middle brass piece does not look as long as the others, I thought maybe this is for a Beta 2 that would need this for something, but I want to know what the third slot is for if not??? All the images are big as hell so just click em. I took most shots of where the pieces that need hoses are.

 

They are just extra. You have 3 options.

#1. Put a cap over the extra nipple
#2. Put a hose on the extra nipple then block off the hose with a bolt/screw.
#3. Remove/screw out the nipple and put a bolt in it's place.

If you wanted to go for a 4th option, install a short length of hose to it, and "T" it into one or both of the exisiting lines to either side! No real reason for doing it, other than "its there".

 

It's a "Turbo" manifold, so it's probably an extra one so you can run your BOV or wastegate with it. Those two really need a seperate source of their own.

 

^^ Tis what I was going to say. It's like the Golden Eagle Vacuum Manifold, built into your IM. Convenient.

 

The BETA 2 AIrram has a huge hole on the side of it for a MAP sensor I belive.

ANd yup, Chris, it's been posted several times mang, you just block off one of the extra ports.

 

You have MAF, and this AirRam could be universal and that one piece could be for a MAP sensor.

 

I bought a MAP Airam once. The guy said it was for a Beta I. It has the MAP sensor hole, an offset bolt for the TB, and the fuel rail won't bolt on at all.