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Vent Baffle?

Discussion in 'Turbo Tech Questions' started by midnightlaundry, Mar 2, 2017.

  1. midnightlaundry

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    Jan 20, 2005
    For those who have tapped the front of their valve covers for blowby pressure, did you construct any baffling to keep oil out of your remote mounted breather?

    I you have any pics, lets see your setup!
     
  2. Hemann

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    Sep 2, 2005
    Most remote breathers (catch can) are designed to separate oil from air.
     
  3. T6Rocket

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    Mar 17, 2016
    Why do you need to tap anything? The valve covers should already have a vent hole right in the center of them, one for PCV (vacuum) and one to vent when in non-vacuum situations (or boost).

    They also have a baffle behind them to keep oil from spraying out.

    Al
     
  4. Mnlx

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    Sep 20, 2009
    The size of the OEM venting becomes the issue in boost, many run -10, or even a pair of them. Also the OEM venting location typically leads to the TB which will become pressurized.
     
    Last edited: Mar 3, 2017
  5. Forcefed86

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    Nov 24, 2005
    What valve covers are you running and what size breathers ports/lines?

    I found fuel cell foam works great as baffling/oil separator. It's retentively cheap as well.
     
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