intake/intercooler piping
im usinmy cold air intake piping as part of my ic piping. but i just thought today about that little breather tube that connects to the valve cover. should i do anything with that?? or leave it?
how would i cap it without spending money?? could i just thread it and put a bolt in it with gasket sear around it??? any jbweld ideas?? then what do i do with the valve cover part?? leave it open?
im thinking thread it if possible, or ifnot, just jame something in there and jbweld. or if i can thread it, get a bolt to fit. ill check tomorrow whats availible in the daylight
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well ive spent too much already, and its not that big of a deal if i can get it done cheap as **** as compared to paying for it. not being cheap at all. how is threading it and putting a bolt in it cheap. its not liek im going to stick an ear plug int here and call it a day
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but thats just me.... I mean its your car so do what you can
but thats just me.... I mean its your car so do what you can
leave the hose on it that is supposed to go to the valve covere and istead of connecting it to the valve cover, stick a bolt into the end of the hose and hoseclamp it on.
free enough!
free enough!
whos os paying for the hose clamp huh huh huh? you?!!?!?!? sike, i think ima thread it and going ot find a good bolt and put some sealant around the flange of the bolt. ill kepp you guys updated on how that goes
update: i went and got a 5/16 x 1" bolt from home depot. since the piping was aluminumand the metal was soft, i didnt even tap it, i just twisted the puppy in with the ratchet, brought it back out, tefloned it all up and screwed it back in. so for my valve cover, should i get those breather filters?
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