Catch can to both breather ports on camcase
Guys,
I run a catch can that connects to both breather ports on cam case then vents to atmosphere via a small breather filter on the catch can. I have Blocked off both intake manifold port and port on the intake tract on my ctsc.
I know you don't want boost into crankcase but that won't be an issue now, my friend says I should replace the stock pcv with an elbow to help blowby around the intake tract etc but I Don't think it will make a difference?
The pcv is functioning correctly when blowing into it, I've cleaned it but doesn't rattle much when shaking it.
Would it be beneficial to replace the pcv with an elbow or will it make no difference to blowby etc?
Fyi sc has been rebuilt so no issue.
Thanks.
I run a catch can that connects to both breather ports on cam case then vents to atmosphere via a small breather filter on the catch can. I have Blocked off both intake manifold port and port on the intake tract on my ctsc.
I know you don't want boost into crankcase but that won't be an issue now, my friend says I should replace the stock pcv with an elbow to help blowby around the intake tract etc but I Don't think it will make a difference?
The pcv is functioning correctly when blowing into it, I've cleaned it but doesn't rattle much when shaking it.
Would it be beneficial to replace the pcv with an elbow or will it make no difference to blowby etc?
Fyi sc has been rebuilt so no issue.
Thanks.
PCV's do NOT function UNDER boost.
Remove it.
It's a one way check valve. It only functions under vacuum.
You don't need it, run a direct line from your valve cover to a can w/an open element.
Cap the lines on your intake manifold.
Remove it.
It's a one way check valve. It only functions under vacuum.
You don't need it, run a direct line from your valve cover to a can w/an open element.
Cap the lines on your intake manifold.
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I think you can keep it but not sure



