Technical PCV in SMALL BLOCK CHEVY

does it matter where in the valve cover it goes .i can fit drivers side front or passenger side near the back.with a breather on the opposite corner.

 

doesn't really matter too much. Make sure the hole has a good oil separator type baffle under it.

 

no oil seperator baffle in the covers at the moment thanx

 

pcv will suck oil without a baffle

 

..........They make rubber grommets that have a little offset slot that acts as a bit of a baffle.

 

There are baffled grommets. They work fine.

 

Man did I see a neat idea not to long ago.
Few birds caught.
Boxed frame, custom valve cover adornments that Each had a hose to each side of the frame.

As the car went down the road each frame rail was a road draft tube and each frame rail was coated internally with corrosion protection.
Worked really well, great execution aesthetics as well.

 

Diagonal ventilation across the engine is preferred, valve cover to valve cover.
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valve covers are finned chevy alloy .cant remember what they like underneath.at the moment there is a mist from the k +n breather. pvc to the air cleaner fitting is dry.(pvc is new ,k+n filter is recent new)

 

ordering a pair of these from summit # mor-68772 . 3/4 internal bore .thanx for the info never knew of them til yesterday

 

.........That's them. Those are the ones I mentioned above, just couldn't remember where I got them from. Guess they are a Moroso part.

 

On my SBC (OT car) I take fresh air from the air cleaner to the front of the driver's side valve cover. PCV valve in the back of the passenger's side valve cover to a catch can and then to the intake. I've used this setup for about 2 years, and it seems to work really good.

Same setup on a buddy's blown alcohol altered, with the addition of a catch can in the back of the cage. I guess cutting and welding in the cage wouldn't be a very pleasant job.

 

these look like they will work

 

..........They've worked for me.

 

Worked for me ^^^ too...