Vac Manifold to PCV port
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Vac Manifold to PCV port
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Was curious about this setup, in theory it should work fine. I'm about to boost and I plan to gut pcv valve and run a line to catch can and then from catch can to intake pipe pre-turbo. Instead of capping the pcv port on IM, I was going to run a vacuum manifold feed to this port instead of tapping into vac source for brake booster. I want to run bov and boost gauge on this vacuum vs t'ing into fpr. Anyone done this?
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Was curious about this setup, in theory it should work fine. I'm about to boost and I plan to gut pcv valve and run a line to catch can and then from catch can to intake pipe pre-turbo. Instead of capping the pcv port on IM, I was going to run a vacuum manifold feed to this port instead of tapping into vac source for brake booster. I want to run bov and boost gauge on this vacuum vs t'ing into fpr. Anyone done this?
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Re: Vac Manifold to PCV port
Thanks man, I was thinking of either doing a vac mani or individual vac sources but don't want a bunch of tee's in the bay. I only need 2 so it wouldn't be too bad I guess, but word of mouth is that the bov needs it's own. Also, trying to stay away from fpr vacuum, if something leaks and it leans out, that's no good. lol
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Re: Vac Manifold to PCV port
I feel like a dipshit, why not run a tee to the pcv port and have the bov and gauge share it? Versus running a block just for 2 parts, seems legit.
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