RX Venturi Barb

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RX Venturi Barb - 3/8" is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Why the RX Venturi Barb Delivers
Get stronger, more consistent vacuum where your dual-valve system needs it most — without cutting corners or reaching for specialty tools.
Redesigned for Higher Suction
The new Venturi design generates increased levels of suction at the secondary vacuum source, giving dual-valve systems the reliable vacuum reference they depend on.
Factory-Correct Angle and Placement
Engineered to install at the proper angle and orientation directly into the intake air tube or coupler, just upstream of the throttle body — so your vacuum reference port sits exactly where it needs to be.
Simple One-Evening Installation
All it takes is a 3/8" drill bit. Drill in at the correct angle, seal with RTV sealant on clean, oil-free surfaces, and let it cure overnight. No special equipment, no complicated procedures.
Clean, Concealed Mounting Option
Prefer a hidden look? The barb can be positioned underneath the intake tube or coupler to keep it out of sight — just confirm clearance from any belts or pulleys before committing to a mounting location.
Stop settling for a generic vacuum barb that wasn't built for the job — the RX Venturi Barb is the purpose-built solution your dual-valve system deserves.
FAQ
What does the RX Venturi Barb improve?
The RX Venturi Barb uses a redesigned Venturi design to generate increased suction at the secondary vacuum source for dual-valve systems.
Where does the RX Venturi Barb install?
It installs directly into the intake air tube or coupler, just upstream of the throttle body, at the proper angle and orientation for the vacuum reference port.
What is needed for installation?
Installation requires a 3/8" drill bit, RTV sealant, clean oil-free surfaces, and overnight cure time. No special equipment is required.
Can the barb be mounted out of sight?
Yes. It can be positioned underneath the intake tube or coupler for a concealed look, as long as clearance from belts or pulleys is confirmed before mounting.
