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PCV placement on New GM Goodwrench using vintage equipment
I own a GM Goodwrench 350 motor using an Edelbrock intake with an oil filler tube and breather type oil filler cap, Edelbrock carb, original valve covers and air cleaner from a 1963 Impala. The motor is already in my car.My question is how do I run my pcv valve? I do not want to drill into my valve covers.
Can I run a pcv valve threaded into my oil filler tube and run that into my carb? Will this provide enough ventilation without causing engine problems? Or do I have to do something else to help it breathe. Thanks for any advice or help is greatly appreciated Last edited by 1sic63; 04-27-2011 at 01:37 AM. Reason: missing info |
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but he wants to run 1963 covers and those dont have pcv holes in them
and the block doesnt have road draft tube so hmmm im not sure what he can do then if i were him and wanted to retain 60s covers but have pcv then id go for a set of 1968 1969 1970 covers |
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