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Subject Re: you get the first "Long post of the year" award for 2002
     
Posted by AshsZ (G'Ville Fab Whore!) on January 05, 2002 at 9:30 PM
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In Reply To you get the first "Long post of the year" award for 2002 :) posted by sbsTT(MD) on January 05, 2002 at 09:07 PM
     
Message Exactly. This modification will eliminate the PCV system from being tied to any part of the intake. IT makes the PCV and intake two completely seperate systems. This doesn't affect any part of the intake system, so no, it doesn't affect air that flows through the turbos.

If anything, it will have a positive effect on the turbos as there is no oil being run through the compessor wheel. Additionally, there will be no oil coating the inside of the intake tract, which acts as an insulator, keeping heat in the intake charge, which you dont want. Of course, you will have to clean the oil out of the intake (pipes, IC's, etc etc) before you will see benefit.

: So with your new trick here (I think I understood most of it) do the blowby gases that would originally be routed to the turbos get sent out with the exhaust? And if so, does this affect the amount of air flowing through the turbos? And what kind of affect, if any, would this have on turbo performance?

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