22R with Weber 32/36 DGEV carb

[plowboy17]

I got a 86 4WD with 22r engine that I got in the beginning of last summer and didnt use it. Towards the end of the summer I bought a weber carb 32/36dgev, since the choke and float are screwed up on the stock carb, and I didnt want to screw around with it and the weber is a nicer carb. Last month I got the head off so I could replace the head gasket, which wasn't in too bad condition but needed replacing. I had the head checked out by a machine shop and the head was shot. So I decided to get a professionally rebuild head (which hopfully I will get in a few days) that has a warranty with it from a reputible company. The truck has a 170,000 miles on it, and is in pretty decent condition considering its age. I'm only 16 and have wanted to get the truck going since I got it, but I didnt have the money when I first got it, and now I got a job and have some money now but not enough time, and since I got a job I've really needed the truck on the road to get to work and what not.

Now I was wondering about the weber carb, my one concern is the vaccum lines that hook up to the the stock carb. So if anyone has used the weber carb and can give me some advice on putting it together I'd really appreciate it.
Thanks

[Tercel GTS]

The weber on my 22r has 1 vacuum line, it goes to the distributor. The gasket between the adapters develops leaks too often. But it does run very well.