pcv for those who used to be like me

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Dec 27, 2004 | 02:41 PM

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con

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Re:pcv for those who used to be like me

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Originally Posted by Spenser

robert, you moron, turbo cars use a diffrent PCV setup foo. The reason why we install catch cans and illiminate the PCV completely is because under boost(or any time) there is blow by past the rings, this builds up, and causes even more blow by, which means, rings get fucked up and you loose power. stop talking if you dont know what you are talking about.

The pcv valve is a one way check valve, it wont let positive presure in the crank case and if it ever did you have a breather filter on the valve cover so how are you going to blow anything?It would just flow out the breather

Dec 27, 2004 | 07:44 PM

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robs99si

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Re:pcv for those who used to be like me

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fo sho you over grown canadian fairy

anybody have a factory turbo'd car who's pcv system is different than an n/a car?

Dec 27, 2004 | 09:52 PM

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Spenser

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Re:pcv for those who used to be like me

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you obviously don't know how the pcv system works, under boost it closes, duh, and where does all the blow by from the rings go? out the breather? yeah, its not supposed to.

Dec 28, 2004 | 12:38 AM

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robs99si

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Re:pcv for those who used to be like me

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you obviously don't know how the pcv system works, under boost it closes, duh, and where does all the blow by from the rings go? out the breather? yeah, its not supposed to.

when you shift gears, whatever blow by gets sucked out cause the pcv sees vacuume. also when the motor is in idle or anytime it's in vacuume under throttle.