Hello everyone, it’s been a while.
I’ve been planning my new build which is going to be a single turbo dart block 363 from ford strokers. I’m going to be using my existing Pro M EFI system. I’m looking at the on3 kit and see that it uses a blow through MAF which would normally be fine but I’d like to run a proper PCV setup by using the motion raceworks active 2 stage catch can and I’d need a fresh air source post MAF that does NOT see boost. I could just put an AN fitting in place of the PCV valve and vent to a vented catch can and be done with it but I don’t want to deal with the fumes as this will be a car that’s driven a lot on the street. I’d also like to have the benefit of pulling a slight vacuum on the crank case.
(LS diagram but similar enough)
In order to not be sucking up unmetered air with the catch can or even trying to run a traditional PCV system, it seems like I’d have to run a draw through style MAF and pull clean air after the MAF and before the turbo inlet. on3 uses a blow through slot style but could this be eliminated and just use Pro M 92mm MAF connected to a pipe going to the turbo inlet?
If not, how has anyone else tackled this in a MAF application while trying to avoid excess fumes and vapors? This will be my first boosted application so I’d like to get it right the first time
I’ve been planning my new build which is going to be a single turbo dart block 363 from ford strokers. I’m going to be using my existing Pro M EFI system. I’m looking at the on3 kit and see that it uses a blow through MAF which would normally be fine but I’d like to run a proper PCV setup by using the motion raceworks active 2 stage catch can and I’d need a fresh air source post MAF that does NOT see boost. I could just put an AN fitting in place of the PCV valve and vent to a vented catch can and be done with it but I don’t want to deal with the fumes as this will be a car that’s driven a lot on the street. I’d also like to have the benefit of pulling a slight vacuum on the crank case.
(LS diagram but similar enough)
In order to not be sucking up unmetered air with the catch can or even trying to run a traditional PCV system, it seems like I’d have to run a draw through style MAF and pull clean air after the MAF and before the turbo inlet. on3 uses a blow through slot style but could this be eliminated and just use Pro M 92mm MAF connected to a pipe going to the turbo inlet?
If not, how has anyone else tackled this in a MAF application while trying to avoid excess fumes and vapors? This will be my first boosted application so I’d like to get it right the first time