Vacuum Lines on Intake and Valve Covers

WesFischer05

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I am wrapping up an LS Swap on my Gbody and have some questions about the vacuum lines. I am not running any of the stock emissions stuff which I know these used to connect too. So my question is what should I do with them. I have read multiple responses and it seems to be matter on what components you have so I wanted to ask and see what you guys think.

From what iv'e read it seems like the two circled in red are supposed to connect all though i could be wrong and then I need to know what to do with the other three, some say I can just cap them off but I want to make sure!

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This is a top down image of the 5 vacuum ports I am dealing with. The driver side valve cover is under my wiring, in the middle of installing that so sorry for the mess.

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These two i have read I can just connect with some heater hose but I want to be sure

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This is the passenger side port on the intake and I am unaware of what to do with this or the next two images below

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This is the port on the left side of the intake

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And this is the port on the driver side valve cover that was covered earlier

Hopefully it's simple and i am just overthinking it but I just want to check before i do anything!

I will also note I am not running a catch can and the block is an LM7 with stock internals
 
Red connected to red with a 3/8" hose. Cap brass port. Back drivers side to the open port on front passengers side of intake, put a PCV Valve inline of that section unless the Valve Cover has it build in under neath it.

I have essentially the same just a PCV in the back drivers Valve Cover and ran to that brass port because it was easier for me.

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Red connected to red with a 3/8" hose. Cap brass port. Back drivers side to the open port on front passengers side of intake, put a PCV Valve inline of that section unless the Valve Cover has it build in under neath it.

I have essentially the same just a PCV in the back drivers Valve Cover and ran to that brass port because it was easier for me.

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Thank you for the imput!
 
No dog in the fight here, just trying to understand. The "red to red" is just a clean air source for PCV? And the brass or pass. side ports are subject to manifold vacuum, hence the PCV valve in that circuit (in v/c or hose)?
 
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