Adjustable PCV.
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Adjustable PCV. Looking at this Wagner valve:
http://mewagner.com/?page_id=1927
Expensive....but other than a catch can- may go a long way in dealing with oil in the plenum on a 383.
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=787630
If I can get another five interested in a purchase- it would be a substantial savings.
http://mewagner.com/?page_id=1927
Expensive....but other than a catch can- may go a long way in dealing with oil in the plenum on a 383.
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=787630
If I can get another five interested in a purchase- it would be a substantial savings.
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Dave,
Please have the interested parties e-mail their order to me and mention Daves2020 Group Buy to receive the discount. When I receive 6 orders I will send each party their invoices through PayPal which they can pay for with any credit card. Thank for your getting your group buy together.
Barbara Wagner
Customer Service
M/E Wagner Performance Products
570-899-4544
www.mewagner.com
Please have the interested parties e-mail their order to me and mention Daves2020 Group Buy to receive the discount. When I receive 6 orders I will send each party their invoices through PayPal which they can pay for with any credit card. Thank for your getting your group buy together.
Barbara Wagner
Customer Service
M/E Wagner Performance Products
570-899-4544
www.mewagner.com
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Hi Dave,
I’ve sent your PayPal invoice. The group buy will be available until March 31. This will give others a fair amount of time to respond. Thank you for organizing this group buy.
Barbara Wagner
Customer Service
M/E Wagner Performance Products
570-899-4544
www.mewagner.com
I’ve sent your PayPal invoice. The group buy will be available until March 31. This will give others a fair amount of time to respond. Thank you for organizing this group buy.
Barbara Wagner
Customer Service
M/E Wagner Performance Products
570-899-4544
www.mewagner.com
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From: St Johns, FL
Maybe I'm not that smart. What's wrong with a regular pcv valve and a catch can to catch the oil vapors before they go into the intake? Cheap catch cans are like $30 on ebay. if your engine is in good running condition, then it shouldn't matter if you have an adjustable pcv valve or not.
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Well I am running a catch can now which is doing it's job- I wasn't in the past but will now use both, If the rings are the issue I can't fix them at this time anyway- PCV issues may have similar results with oil in the intake- so by installing this PCV I can tune for the engine- it may or may not solve part of the problem but from the results I have seen, guys are pretty happy with the unit and so far the company has been very good to deal with.
