Baffled Breather
Baffled Breather I deleted the PCV and wondered what people were doing for track cars, the normal breather I installed where the oil fill cap would be is puking oil out of it. Is there a baffled breather or a different valve cover with a baffle in it for this sort of thing?
I just went through the same thing, check out what I did on Jen's car.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearance-detailing/504639-new-engine-pics.html
https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearance-detailing/504639-new-engine-pics.html
If there is a lot of oil coming out. On some setups they install a catch can in between the breather and the check valve welded on the header collector. This traps the oil and only allows the crankcase fumes to be pulled out and "burned".
I've got a pcv valve in the drivers side valve cover, with a hose comming off of it. On the passengers side, I just have a hose comming off the valve cover. Seems to work good.
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Originally Posted by Redneck Z
I've got a pcv valve in the drivers side valve cover, with a hose comming off of it. On the passengers side, I just have a hose comming off the valve cover. Seems to work good.
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