What are you guys with Victor EFI intakes doing for PCV setups? I have a friend with a 347ci engine that has a Victor intake and the car was bought with the following setup already on it: Breather filter on the passenger side valve cover, then it has the PCV valve placed in the driver's side valve cover w/ a vacuum line running to a nipple installed on the intake manifold. With this setup, the car sucks a good bit of oil up into the intake manifold. I installed a catchcan inline before the intake manifold and it collects a few ounces per couple of hundred miles of driving. Anyways, I've seen some guys running no PCV valve at all and just a breather on the passenger side valve cover. Will this setup suffice?
PCV Setup/Deletion(for those w/ Victor EFI intakes)
- Thread starter mfewtrail
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vikingpower
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I just have one breather on the pass. side valve cover, could probly use another on the other side but runs fine anyways. I'm glad it omits the PCV, stupid thing just helps the engine eat more oil.
That thing kicks serious ass!
That thing kicks serious ass!
i put a closed breather cap with a vaccum nipple on the drivers side valve cover and ran a vac hose from that to a fitting i installed in the back side of the rubber elbow that connecs the MAF and throttle body, then i installed a factory PCV valve in the passanger side valve cover with a vac line to the intake
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