My catch can routing ok?
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So i have my valley cover routed to my catch can, and then to the intake. Then the valve cover routed straight to the TB. I have had oil in my intake from this, could i put a T fitting from my valley cover and valve cover to my catch can, and then to the TB?
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Since your air filter is directly connected to the turbo, you may have no option except to vent the clean air side to atmosphere. Let me think about it and post back....
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A small amount won't hurt, but you really want this to be none. Oil in the turbo and intercooler will reduce the efficiency of the system, not good.
Since your air filter is directly connected to the turbo, you may have no option except to vent the clean air side to atmosphere. Let me think about it and post back....
Since your air filter is directly connected to the turbo, you may have no option except to vent the clean air side to atmosphere. Let me think about it and post back....
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"which breather is that?"
I got it from pfyc.com, heres the link:
http://www.pfyc.com/mm5/merchant.mvc...y_Code=GNUNDER
I got it from pfyc.com, heres the link:
http://www.pfyc.com/mm5/merchant.mvc...y_Code=GNUNDER
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98Camarod,
You should rethink the location of your air filter; right behind the radiator and in front of the motor >>>heat>>>>air intake<<<<<heat<<<<< is supplying all hot air to the intake. I know your running an intercooler, but by scavenging cool air you reduce the amount of work the system has to do.
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98Camarod,
You should rethink the location of your air filter; right behind the radiator and in front of the motor >>>heat>>>>air intake<<<<<heat<<<<< is supplying all hot air to the intake. I know your running an intercooler, but by scavenging cool air you reduce the amount of work the system has to do.
Did you figure out a routing I would be able to run?
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I don't have the nipple on my TPIS 90mm TB to connect the hose coming off the pass side valve cover, so i just capped the nipple on the valve cover with a breather. Car runs fine, and theres no oil in the intake. Alot of people say this is wrong, but I'm not sure i really understand the explanation, other than it's un-metered air entering.