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Old 10-07-2015, 08:52 PM
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I've seen several rear main seals blown on Ls motors used on the track. I'm thinking a CanaVac system may help with this issue. Any one gone with this for road racing?

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I tried it and it works great! Clean clean clean no blow by under the hood or down the rails
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What exactly is this?
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First I welded in a 45' screw in bung for an10 straight fitting, also bung for wide band.<br ><br >
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Gave the pipes a wrap to try and keep the heat behind me.<br ><br > Wide band installed and wrapped , an10 45' test fit.<br ><br >

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google got nothing on cana vac. I would like to check it out. any web site?
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Originally Posted by fatbillybob
google got nothing on cana vac. I would like to check it out. any web site?
I had a canavac system on my 1967 Hemi GTX and had forgotten about it until I got lazy draining my catch cans and cleaning my engine compartment on my road racer, it worked on the drag car why not the road racer.

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I rounded up 2 one way low pressure valve from JEGS a few an10 fittings,<br ><br >
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I had a canavac system on my 1967 Hemi GTX and had forgotten about it until I got lazy draining my catch cans and cleaning my engine compartment on my road racer, it warmed on the drag car why not the road racer.
Fabed them out for each side,<br ><br > Connected it to my 710 fill and routed down along the chassis a few self tappers and clamps. <br ><br > The same on the drivers side, ran 4 races at PBIR with no more clean up after flogging the LS6 seems to like 6700 rpm<br ><br >

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Summit Racing, JEGs, and others...

http://www.summitracing.com/search/p...uation-systems

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