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03-12-2006, 08:06 AM
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That along with a catch can still gets oil into the intake. The only wao to stop the oil vapors from getting in the intake and glazing it over is to not have the fumes be routed back into the motor. I know about teh emmisions blah blah.. but I think that once you've out a cam in a car, you're pretty much throwing that out the window IMO. Yes a breather will aloow moisture into the motor, like it allows teh vaprors to escapt the crankcase as pressure is developed, but if you change the oil like I do, about 4 times a year, and that is with about 2500 miles a year on the car, it's probably of no concern.
03-12-2006, 09:25 AM
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It has been said that the PVC aids in sealing the rings. If you have a bad consumption problem, hook up a catch can and/or convert to the LS6 valley cover/PCV system.
03-12-2006, 09:42 AM
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Originally Posted by lilstephsls1
looks good dave! too bad you didn't stop by dons yesterday it would have been nice to see ya there
If Gary had waited for me I would have gone to Don's yesterday.
But then the intake would not be on the car.
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03-12-2006, 11:33 AM
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Originally Posted by 99zman
pcv valve from what truck? thanks
Originally Posted by Slowhawk
It was pretty busy at my house yesterday.I don't think there were any parking spots left.
and not many winter beaters were there at all either 
