What is this line/hose for?
What is this line/hose for? So when removing the LS1 intake, when I went to squeeze with my fingers, and not much force was applied, the rubber was so soft it practically fell apart and looks like this on the front by the throttle body and in the back behind the intake, so of course going to replace, but wanted to know what it is, do I need it are there any mods for this hose to hide or anything to that matter..
Im asking since I have the intake off and trying to do as much as I can while its off, any mods worth doing now I want to do.
Is this the "Air/EGR" mod that other do? or is that something else all together.
Im asking since I have the intake off and trying to do as much as I can while its off, any mods worth doing now I want to do.
Is this the "Air/EGR" mod that other do? or is that something else all together.
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Usually if your car is modified much such as Heads/Cam etc.. it will build more crankcase pressure and more oil will actually accumulate. If you have ever noticed some people add filter oil caps to try to reduce the crankcase pressure.
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Yea theres plenty of diagrams on here if you search. Some vendors actually send a diagram with their CCs with recommendations on how to run them. You could also look into running a LS6 style PCV system as well. I always have to use google to find anything on here now just add LS1tech on the end of what your searching for then click more results. Seems to work way better for me than using the search feature.
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Looking at post #70
post70
Seems im guessing I would go with the 2nd layout for the
Single catch can PCV system routing LS6 Valley cover, external PCV valve
Is that what you meant WS6ICK2k by "running a LS6 style PCV system as well"??
post70
Seems im guessing I would go with the 2nd layout for the
Single catch can PCV system routing LS6 Valley cover, external PCV valve
Is that what you meant WS6ICK2k by "running a LS6 style PCV system as well"??
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Looking at post #70 post70 Seems im guessing I would go with the 2nd layout for the Single catch can PCV system routing LS6 Valley cover, external PCV valve Is that what you meant WS6ICK2k by "running a LS6 style PCV system as well"??
im running, or going to run LS6 intake with stock TB(until I get bored and port and polish it) just got the LS1 off this weekend, so will work on getting the new intake setup and ready to go back in.
Sounds like you're doing quite a few mods at one time. It's going to blow your mind after driving a stock car and jumping into that many mods lol. I still remember when I did my stall and headers, it was like a whole new car!
yea, since we had to tear into it thinking it was a broken flexplate, figured it was time to make some much needed mods.
And since its been atleast 3 or 4 yrs now that we drove it, anything will be a HUGE improvement.
Im trying to make sure I do things once and not have to redo later since im already in there..
I was even considering a cam now that I have the upper motor taken apart, but that will have to wait for another time and more money.
And since its been atleast 3 or 4 yrs now that we drove it, anything will be a HUGE improvement.
Im trying to make sure I do things once and not have to redo later since im already in there..
I was even considering a cam now that I have the upper motor taken apart, but that will have to wait for another time and more money.
A LS6 valley pan pcv is a waste of time, you will still get oil in the intake manifold. Plus you have to cut a piece off the engine block to clear the LS6 valley pan. And I know first hand as I have a 2001 ZO6. I now have a elite engineering catch can.
So just replace the oem pcv lines that are broken on your car and install a catch can to reduce the oil that gets in the intake manifold.
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So just replace the oem pcv lines that are broken on your car and install a catch can to reduce the oil that gets in the intake manifold.
Russ Kemp
