enriquez2000
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fort collins,
Colorado
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I have deleted mines. You can cap the hole with a npt nut fitting or like I did have a npt pipe fitting screwed in there with a rubber cap on the valve cover hole and same with the stock intake. 30 psi all day long no dipstick issues anymore with my dual sealed catch can setup hooked up to turbo intake pipe. Or do thisI'm reviving my old thread as my questions relate to this. My catch can setup is the same two -8 to can and one -8 to turbo pipe. Then the pcv goes to my intake manifold.
I installed my new motor which is 9:1 and balance shafts removed. Does balanced shafts and compression ratio have a factor in crank case pressure?
I am having trouble with my pcv. I have tried 3 different ones. Two from parts store and one OEM. They all leak during a boost leak test. For the guys running 30psi, what do yall use? Summit racing or other manufacturers have check valves that are AN fittings. I was thinking of using a adapter for the pcv port and using one of those check valves. I didnt look at them to see what the crack pressure was.
Are the high boost guys just deleting the pcv? I would like to retain it if I could but having issues I believe.
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/sum-220192b/
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/vpe-11187/