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Just looking for your thoughts on this, maybe someone who had the valve covers off can chime in. If you look there is a PCV system as illustrated by hose
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Just looking for your thoughts on this, maybe someone who had the valve covers off can chime in. If you look there is a PCV system as illustrated by hose 1 and hose 13. These take the crankcase gasses and route them into the intake via the PCV Valve (item 3).
But now if you look at lines 6 and 14 they appear to also run from the crankcase to each of the intake tubes, this time with no valving at all. ![]() With Boosted Performance's kit small filters are placed where the hose would connect to the stock intake letting it vent to atmosphere. ![]() But why is this even needed if you have the PCV system as shown by lines 1 and 13? Could one just not block these lines and let the PCV valve take care of the crankcase gasses? I am curious if maybe there is another reason for these valves and a picture of the underside of the valve covers would provide the answer. Or maybe someone has done this already?
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