What do people think?
Can you run a breather pipe from the Rocker boxes (or a breather port in the valley) directly to the Full manifold Vacuum port beneath the Carb throttle plates?
I would have thought that this would have an impact on carburation mixture as you are introducing more air into the incoming charge AFTER the carb boosters, Jets, etc.
I want to reduce crank case pressure and I can think the only other (safe) alternative is to route a breather pipe into the Air filter so it does not disrupt the carburation mixture.
Any views?
Thanks
Pete
Can you run a breather pipe below the Carb blades?
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Can you run a breather pipe below the Carb blades?
Pete Wiseman; Cambridge.
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I would have to engineer one in but as this is merely a one-way valve, the question still remains - would you connect this output to the large port on the carb that is under the throttle blades? I am concerned about affecting the fuel mixture. I do not have an AFR so I cannot easily see the impact.Mick70RR wrote:Why not use a PCV valve?
Cheers
Pete
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Gotcha, in which case assuming you have sufficient valve cover breathing, sounds more like a straightforward leak rather than a pressure problem. Assume you are using silicone on the block rails? If the intake is a very tight fit, or metal to metal you will need a different sealer, silicone doesn't work very well unless there is a bit of gap to fill.
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I have found that the high temperature Silicon used on Glass Oven doors works bet, the "normal" Silicon lasted about 30 minutes, but as there was a port welded into the inlet at the valley I put a simple air breather filter on it.
That started puking oil within 10 minutes.
I can block it off, but I was looking at other alternatives.
That started puking oil within 10 minutes.
I can block it off, but I was looking at other alternatives.
Pete Wiseman; Cambridge.
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