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stang106
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From: God's Country!... Port Alberni B.C. Canada
Registered: Jul 2001

posted 09-15-2002 10:59 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for stang106   Click Here to Email stang106     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Who uses these and what applications do they work? Where on the header or collector do they go? Would they work on a 12 second 351W? And do I need specific valve covers? I see the kits in Summit resonably priced.
Thanks,
Dave

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Moneymaker
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posted 09-16-2002 12:30 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Moneymaker   Click Here to Email Moneymaker     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
I use a pan crank case evacuation system on MM. The kits shows you the correct placement of the siphon tube in the header collector. They will work on ANY high performance engine. What you are "basically" doing is pulling crank case presure out of the engine to promote a better piston ring seal for more power.

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stang106
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posted 09-16-2002 04:26 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for stang106   Click Here to Email stang106     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Alex,
Do you use a normal valvecover breather? Any PCV valve?
I think I'll try this for the track.
Thanks,
Dave

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posted 09-16-2002 05:57 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Moneymaker   Click Here to Email Moneymaker     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Dave, we use a specific nippled breather that is very common and offered by many manufacturers. You can get them anywhere. We do not use any PCV valves. The one way valves can also be bought separatly or in a kit (Mr. Gasket or Che-voso which comes with everything except the hoses.

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Alex Denysenko
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