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Old 05-08-2011, 10:44 AM   #1
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Default Re: Opinion on PCV valve for flathead?

I am running an 8BA w/ an early Eddie Meyer intake. I capped off the road draft tube w/ an elbow fitting and then drilled a hole into the center runners of the intake and installed a threaded PCV valve. It really cut down on the blow by, and it is hidden.



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Old 05-09-2011, 12:20 AM   #2
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I am running an 8BA w/ an early Eddie Meyer intake. I capped off the road draft tube w/ an elbow fitting and then drilled a hole into the center runners of the intake and installed a threaded PCV valve. It really cut down on the blow by, and it is hidden.



I did one exactly like this and it sucked up oil and smoked real bad

I removed the hose and built a baffle (attached to the gasket) over the valve and just pulled the blow by from the valley.

A big part of a PCV valves job is to save the engine from exploding if it backfires…..it is a check valve.

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I am running an 8BA w/ an early Eddie Meyer intake. I capped off the road draft tube w/ an elbow fitting and then drilled a hole into the center runners of the intake and installed a threaded PCV valve. It really cut down on the blow by, and it is hidden.



I have a system similar to this set up. After a few thousand miles I have had no problems and I have no blow by inside the car--I don't miss it!
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