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Old 05-04-2014, 11:03 AM
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Hey guys,

I have recently swapped from new cam into my set up the original cam had 578/.578 lift, and the new cam is .627/.610 lift. The car is just pouring blood from the passenger side valve cover. I was going to run a breather, but with the MightyMouse catch can I was told a breather wasn't need.

I am now on my third valve cover gasket swap, just replaced the grommets that properly set the bolts on the valve cover gasket, I am running an ls1 valve cover on an LS3 head but I was told that alot of people are running that.

Could someone post a picture or a link on here that shows how much fabbing it takes to successfully run the ls1 cover on the l92 head.
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I have lq4 covers on ls3 heads, no issues.
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"but with the MightyMouse catch can I was told a breather wasn't need."
Is yours hooked up correctly??
Take a look at his website. The hook up diagrams are there.
http://www.mightymousesolutions.com/
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Sounds like pressure in crank case....can be something stupid to a blown ringland.



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