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Custom PCV Valve =D

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How do you like it, dont know if it'll work yet...

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Um, maybe it's just me but it looks no different than the one I replaced on my friend's Metro. :? .... so in light of this... I congratulate you?
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Is that JB Weld?

One step below duct tape :)

I think the whole principle behind a PCV valve is that it's a VALVE...

But who cares about smog anyways? :)
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Post by sonyusa »

lol screw it sting, im just tryin to get rid of a small oil leak.
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Assuming that line is connected to manifold vacuum as a PCV line should be, you'll now be sucking crankcase fumes, aka AIR, into the engine at all times which could result in drivability problems. Furthermore, knowing you BOY WONDER HOT RODDERS as I do, you've probably over-carbureted the sumbitch to begin with, so it may or may not hole a piston, depending on intake manifold design. As Stingy pointed out, there's supposed to be a VALVE there which not only controls when air will be injested, but also handles the flow rate. Get a proper VALVE and GROMMET, retard. :roll:
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MSD ignition, yummy.
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Deadmeat wrote:Assuming that line is connected to manifold vacuum as a PCV line should be, you'll now be sucking crankcase fumes, aka AIR, into the engine at all times which could result in drivability problems. Furthermore, knowing you BOY WONDER HOT RODDERS as I do, you've probably over-carbureted the sumbitch to begin with, so it may or may not hole a piston, depending on intake manifold design. As Stingy pointed out, there's supposed to be a VALVE there which not only controls when air will be injested, but also handles the flow rate. Get a proper VALVE and GROMMET, retard. :roll:


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wanna race....nub?
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Post by kurupt »

summit racing equipment? they have one of those that isnt in summit county ohio? i thought this was the only one... hence the name.
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