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ewg302

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Are you guys running your PCV s with your blowers? I cant stand the smell from eliminating the PCV, but the oil through the system is a concern. I remember seeing some type of oil separator for the cobras. Is anyone running this on our cars and do you think it would eliminate the issues?

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Most people who run boost use the super coup pcv, its made of better quality. Since its for a turbocharged car.

All the oil separator does is what it says separates oil from the crankcase air so you don't burn it.
 

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I think Earl's or one of these companies makes a check valve that keeps boost air from getting into the crank case. I don't know how well the Super Coup PCV valve works compared to this. If the car is driven regularly, Removing the PCV vavle hurts your longevity. Exhaust gases that sit to long can lead to corosion in the engine. They really need to be sucked out of there regularly.

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Stock for stock (both new from Ford) the supercoupe PCV sealed better than the stock replacement PCV.

As the engine ages (or boost increases ) having alternative breather/vacuum setups becomes a necessity to keep blowby at bay.

Wes
 

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So with a turbo, would i use the pcv valve and an oil breather?
 
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