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Mine was done on a mill with the head angled to match the tube angle on a tin cover. The hole was cut so that a s@#b chrome filler fit tight in it. Looks good and no leaks (so far). Chuck in NH
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I think the covers Mummert is producing will have provisions for the stock breather. It wouldn't be difficult to drill a cast cover for a breather but space is limited on the valley cover. You can use a similar process as described here: http://forums.y-blocksforever.com/Topic3719-3-1.aspx?
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Does anybody make a finned valley pan with the breather? Would prefer an aluminum one but not required. Found a posting back from 06 and at the time nobody made one. Prefer the breather in valley pan vs the valve covers. Has anybody added a breather to a finned pan before. Here is where my interest arised from. 
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