how should I set up my PCV/Breathers on aftermarket valve covers?
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how should I set up my PCV/Breathers on aftermarket valve covers?
These valve covers didnt' really come with baffles of any sort so that they clear the roller rocker setup....and it seems when I have a PCV installed the car smokes cuz its catching oil straight off the PCV through the carb, any ideas? I tried using a breather and then capping the other valve cover off entirely but my friend told me that closing off one valve cover entirely is a no no......??
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You might look for a breather type cap that has a hole in the top for the pcv to fit into. I know ford used breathers like that. I just bought one for an old set of edelbrock covers i have that arent baffled. The one i bought was made for a hole with ears to twist into though.
You can buy valve covers with baffles they should work with your roller rockers provide you don't have stud girdles. I used the A/C delco chrome tall style w/baffles and it cleares my crane rollers no problem. Stick a pvc in 1 side and an open breather in the other.
Also, I know it sucks to have to buy new valve covers at 40 to 50 aclip. I just bought the a/c last year. I have some ducting problems that won't allow me to run the tall style valve covers. I now have my stock crusty low covers on until I decide to shell out some more cash.
Also, I know it sucks to have to buy new valve covers at 40 to 50 aclip. I just bought the a/c last year. I have some ducting problems that won't allow me to run the tall style valve covers. I now have my stock crusty low covers on until I decide to shell out some more cash.
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Originally posted by TBurke
You can buy valve covers with baffles they should work with your roller rockers provide you don't have stud girdles. I used the A/C delco chrome tall style w/baffles and it cleares my crane rollers no problem. Stick a pvc in 1 side and an open breather in the other.
Also, I know it sucks to have to buy new valve covers at 40 to 50 aclip. I just bought the a/c last year. I have some ducting problems that won't allow me to run the tall style valve covers. I now have my stock crusty low covers on until I decide to shell out some more cash.
You can buy valve covers with baffles they should work with your roller rockers provide you don't have stud girdles. I used the A/C delco chrome tall style w/baffles and it cleares my crane rollers no problem. Stick a pvc in 1 side and an open breather in the other.
Also, I know it sucks to have to buy new valve covers at 40 to 50 aclip. I just bought the a/c last year. I have some ducting problems that won't allow me to run the tall style valve covers. I now have my stock crusty low covers on until I decide to shell out some more cash.
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I don't have the part # off hand, but Moroso Makes a baffled grommet for PCV fitment. It's like $3. should be in Jegs or Summit with the chrome stuff.
PS: It fits a stock PCV in to the larger breather holes
PS: It fits a stock PCV in to the larger breather holes
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