LS6 valley cover on LS1... PCV question
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LS6 valley cover on LS1... PCV question I just got an LS6 valley cover from a friend and was trying to work out the PCV issue without going to AN fittings and catch cans. I've heard alot about the LS6 valley cover being able to help the PCV problem. I ran into problems getting the LS6 valley cover to fit and if you look in the pictures, the black tubing on the ls6 cover is hitting on the little nub on the side of my LS1 block. Can this be made to work or am I stuck with going the normal PCV route? just wondering.
Here you go, it will fit with a little work.
http://www.ls1howto.com/index.php?article=18
I am running one currently, it helped with the oil burning, but it did not completely cure it.
http://www.ls1howto.com/index.php?article=18
I am running one currently, it helped with the oil burning, but it did not completely cure it.
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outstanding thread. Thanks. So should I run the valley cover and a catch can to get rid of blow-by or will the valley cover be enough? Thanks again.
I have a catch can. Somewhere in here I posted up my PCV setup, let me see if I can find it.
Here is mine, post #10
https://ls1tech.com/forums/forced-induction/568803-tee-ing-off-brake-booster-line.html
Here is mine, post #10
https://ls1tech.com/forums/forced-induction/568803-tee-ing-off-brake-booster-line.html
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What type of check valve did you use from napa so I can run up there and get one from them. Thanks again for the help and what type of catch can are you running?
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What type of check valve did you use from napa so I can run up there and get one from them. Thanks again for the help and what type of catch can are you running?
I have a greddy catch can, but any can will work.
