[C1] PVC question
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Set it up the way Bill did in post #7. That way you'll have the proper baffles in the intake side of your system in the valve cover and you can install an OEM PCV valve on the left rear side of your plenum and you are in business.
Just takes, '68/later valve covers to convert. But if you only want a hole in one valve cover you can leave the intake air in the wire mesh oil fill cap instead of the valve cover like he has.
Just takes, '68/later valve covers to convert. But if you only want a hole in one valve cover you can leave the intake air in the wire mesh oil fill cap instead of the valve cover like he has.
however, you get better scavenging if you draw in one side and out the other, AND the later valve covers have the built-in oil stripping baffles
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