Venting crankcase pressure
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I was just wondering what more I could do to vent more crankcase pressure from my motor other than the off the front of the passenger valve cover through the solenoid from the sts kit which I have ran to a catch can, And I also replaced the oil cap with a OEM replacement breather. I was hoping to do more with out having to pull the valve covers and weld. Thanks guys
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Originally Posted by BoostBandit
I was just wondering what more I could do to vent more crankcase pressure from my motor other than the off the front of the passenger valve cover through the solenoid from the sts kit which I have ran to a catch can, And I also replaced the oil cap with a OEM replacement breather. I was hoping to do more with out having to pull the valve covers and weld. Thanks guys
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Originally Posted by Quickin
Put a breather on the drivers side valve cover too, where the PCV plug is in the rear of the valve cover.
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Are you just t-ing into that pcv line or removing it?