Can I add PCV to
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You can but,you will need to be sure you have some sort of baffling to avoid sucking oil out of the valley.Of course you will need a breather in one of the valve covers as well.If that is going into a first or second gen Nova I fear those valve covers will be a problem.Wiper bump conflict? brake booster?? heater blower??This will all depend on your engine placement,looks to me like with the CBR mouning position these could be issues.
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GM moved the PCV hook up to the valley cover when they made the LS6. They added a maze of plumbing to the underside of the valley cover to try and keep oil out of the vent line. Oil in the intake severely lowers the effective octane of the fuel and can lead to detonation.
Oil in the PCV line has been a problem throughout the LS motor’s hsitory. Seems like every new block type includes some type of mod for improved crankcase breathing and oil control.
If all you do is drill a hole, then make absolutely certain you add some type of catch can in the line and check it regularly for oil. If you start catching too much oil then you may want to rethink your set up.
Oil in the PCV line has been a problem throughout the LS motor’s hsitory. Seems like every new block type includes some type of mod for improved crankcase breathing and oil control.
If all you do is drill a hole, then make absolutely certain you add some type of catch can in the line and check it regularly for oil. If you start catching too much oil then you may want to rethink your set up.
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Sounds good, I will run a check valve in the rubber line. I will also run a breather off the VC. Nova404, I hadnt thought of clearance of the wiper motor or blower. I have all Chuck's CBR set-up going in as well. We will see.