The vents are vacuum powered, so by having a vacuum "resivoir," you can still have your vent put out air while still being able to have your engine put out full throttle.

 

good idea howler, i may have to do that also lol

 

Thanks for the info, somewhat like the corvette headlight reservoir I guess...Tj

 

same idea

 

Thank you.
I am full of it...er I mean THEM

 

haw hard would it be to convert one of the Minnie heineken kegs to a vacuum can

 

Should be able to just hook up the hoses and make sure they're airtight. Good luck mounting it though.

Gonna take some fab work.

 

how much pressure do they hold?

 

If it holds beer it got to hold a good ammount of pressure.

 

Particularly those little kegs, I've seen them. They'll work.

If one buckles, I guess you'll have to buy another beer....
make sure you clean it out really really really well.

 

i mean, how much pressure does the system put in the canister lol, another beer sounds like a good idea

 

It's actually negative pressure, but I'm not sure how much. I checked my Haynes and owner's manual, I can't find where either of them say, let alone mention it. If you do rig up that beer can, maybe attach a way to check the pressure in it so future "generations" will know.

 

good idea, i'll have to go get some beer tonight lol

 

If the Mrs. Asks (if there is a Mrs.), you're "going to go get parts to repair the vacuum canister."

And you are.

 

drink one for me!