LS2 vally cover?
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LS2 vally cover? It has the line coming out of it, i take it that this is another type of pcv system? If so can i just block off my valve cover pcv system and just use the vally cover as the vent and rout that to a catch can?
Originally Posted by speedyss
It has the line coming out of it, i take it that this is another type of pcv system? If so can i just block off my valve cover pcv system and just use the vally cover as the vent and rout that to a catch can?
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Originally Posted by Formulized94
i do not see any reason why you couldnt. I have two 10an male fitting welded to my valley cover used for an evac system
Originally Posted by speedyss
I wanted to do somthing like that but everyone says not to unless you are runing and open headered car, is that what you have? Or are you just runing this on your street car?
i am running it on a mild 370/t56 94 trans am, i drive it about 150 miles a week
I am going to be running two breathers on each valve cover...
Are you going to hook the valley cover upto the intake so it is under vacuum?
If not you may want to watch out for excessive crankcase pressure... That is a small hole on the valley cover...
The holes on my valve covers will be 1 1/4" each...
Then again I am running an extremely agreesive setup with open headers
Are you going to hook the valley cover upto the intake so it is under vacuum?
If not you may want to watch out for excessive crankcase pressure... That is a small hole on the valley cover...
The holes on my valve covers will be 1 1/4" each...
Then again I am running an extremely agreesive setup with open headers
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Originally Posted by AppleMac
Air comes out of the crank case...
Where do you think the air comes from....
Do you think there is a little air fairy in the making air? You can't just have a point to "suck" air out of the crankcase. Ventilation requires air going in AND out.Sorry, I've been talking with SStrokerAce alot lately.
Last edited by WKMCD; Oct 28, 2006 at 04:47 PM.
Originally Posted by WKMCD
Where do you think the air comes from.... Do you think there is a little air fairy in the making air? You can't just have a point to "suck" air out of the crankcase. Ventilation requires air going in AND out.
Sorry, I've been talking with SStrokerAce alot lately.
Do you think there is a little air fairy in the making air? You can't just have a point to "suck" air out of the crankcase. Ventilation requires air going in AND out.Sorry, I've been talking with SStrokerAce alot lately.
Check with SStroker on that.
Originally Posted by See5
I think you get plenty of air in thru the intake and there is enough internal leakage to provide pressure unless evacuated. If you sealed up the PCV and valley you would blow the dipstick out first.
Check with SStroker on that.
Check with SStroker on that.
Make yourself happy.
Originally Posted by WKMCD
Where do you think the air comes from.... Do you think there is a little air fairy in the making air? You can't just have a point to "suck" air out of the crankcase. Ventilation requires air going in AND out.
Sorry, I've been talking with SStrokerAce alot lately.
Do you think there is a little air fairy in the making air? You can't just have a point to "suck" air out of the crankcase. Ventilation requires air going in AND out.Sorry, I've been talking with SStrokerAce alot lately.