Crankcase/valve cover venting question
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ok so i've read quite a few threads on them both and i'm still a lil confused lol. i'm gonna be running the endyn crankcase breather kit out of the back of the block, now heres my question........if i'm running that, do i really need to vent the valve cover with catch can also?
i dont wanna waste the money on gettin the AN fittings and bungs, plus catch can if i dont really need to run it also. i was gonna run a small UNI filter on the valve cover where the outlet is near the oil cap, any reason to not do that?
oh and if it makes a difference, heres the setup i'll be running........sleeved ls/vtec, 12:1 comp, 85mm bore, twm itbs, rmf compact header, ported head with buddy club 4's
thanx for any and all help!
i dont wanna waste the money on gettin the AN fittings and bungs, plus catch can if i dont really need to run it also. i was gonna run a small UNI filter on the valve cover where the outlet is near the oil cap, any reason to not do that?
oh and if it makes a difference, heres the setup i'll be running........sleeved ls/vtec, 12:1 comp, 85mm bore, twm itbs, rmf compact header, ported head with buddy club 4's
thanx for any and all help!
the only way to really know is to put a boost gauge on the engine and see if the crankcase builds positive pressure are higher RPM. you might be able to find a pressure gauge with a small sweep also.
you should be able to temporarily do it off the valvecover nipple. if the boost gauge uses a small plastic line put the 1.8npt fitting on the line and stick it into the hose you have connected to your valvecover
you should be able to temporarily do it off the valvecover nipple. if the boost gauge uses a small plastic line put the 1.8npt fitting on the line and stick it into the hose you have connected to your valvecover
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