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Brent
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I am trying to determine how to ventilate my 292+ crankcase. I remember reading a post that stated Ted has written an article with dyno results. Anyone know where to find this info.? I have seen images of engines that Ted has built with valve cover breathers, they look cool and I'm guessing this may be the best solution regarding performance.. I have run the valley road draft tube in the past, seems like it contributed to quite the
build-up of grime underneath the car. How does a PCV conversion affect performance?
.150 Stroked Y-Block:327.25 ci @ >1hp per ci
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Crankcase Ventilation
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Brent
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From a performance perspective, PCV valves are not a detriment or an...
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Ted
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Very cool! THANKS...
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Brent
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If your carb happens to be tuned a bit toward the rich side, a PCV may...
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DANIEL TINDER
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I left the side breather on my stock 56 292 and bought a cap for the...
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DryLakesRacer
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