Smooth Bellow Really Worth It??????
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Originally Posted by CrawlinRS
Sorry to get off topic, but I just noticed the air/oil seperator on the pcv line going to the intake. That looks like a really good idea. How is that working out for you?
If you look to the left of the can, I still have the PCV valve on.
At first I thought you were talking about it going to the lid...that would be retarded!
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Originally Posted by HotWhipT/A
It works great! Its called the Home Depot catch can.
If you look to the left of the can, I still have the PCV valve on.
If you look to the left of the can, I still have the PCV valve on.
Originally Posted by HotWhipT/A
At first I thought you were talking about it going to the lid...that would be retarded!
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i hear all this talk of muffler bearings ... but if your gonna do mods u shud do um right, you should really get some good quality headlight fluid..and while ur at the autoparts store pick up a tube of elbow grease..
smooth bellows is deff. an appearence mod more then a performance mod...
smooth bellows is deff. an appearence mod more then a performance mod...
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I have a similar one that comes with the PACE 85mm MAF sensor (although I still have the stock one behind that), but I would be worried about running a hard rubber transition if you didn't have poly motor mounts (to prevent the motor shaking from ruining the lid). But getting one from Home Depot is wise because of the actual cost.
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Originally Posted by lsx24
I have a similar one that comes with the PACE 85mm MAF sensor (although I still have the stock one behind that), but I would be worried about running a hard rubber transition if you didn't have poly motor mounts (to prevent the motor shaking from ruining the lid). But getting one from Home Depot is wise because of the actual cost.