Has anyone ever heard of or tried using a small Y in your exhaust to scavenge crankcase pressure from your valve cover breathers?
Pros/Cons?
Using exhaust to vent crankcase?
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SPoole
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Using exhaust to vent crankcase?
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Waffles
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Using exhaust to vent crankcase?
I have read about it, and it seems to be a good idea because the flow of exhaust will create a vacuum. I have never personally tried it, or seen anyone do it.

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SPoole
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Using exhaust to vent crankcase?
Also it could eliminate the need for a catch can.
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mike93hatch
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Using exhaust to vent crankcase?
you dont HAVE to have a catch can either way if you dont want. you can just run the hoses to the ground. but will get oily lolSPoole;126349 wrote:Also it could eliminate the need for a catch can.
i know what the slashcut tube in the exhaust does, but really there is no need for it and its just wasted time. everyone i know just runs catch cans/tanks. look at all the 7,8,9 second hondas....same way.
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SPoole
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Using exhaust to vent crankcase?
http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1199935
Found what I needed. It looks like wastegate dump is a good location.
Found what I needed. It looks like wastegate dump is a good location.
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