Subject	I deleted my "plenum side" of the PVC system as well, for
Posted by	Woodnutz (PA) on May 10, 2022 at 5:48 AM
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In Reply To	Re: Keep in mind that it's just a pressure relief - you're posted by 300zulater on May 09, 2022 at 08:24 PM
Message	the same reasoning. Also, with the intake valve covers plumbed to the turbo inlet, there is always going to be a vacuum of some degree, regardless of manifold charge pressure. The previous thing I was trying to point out is that, especially when you're talking about air pressure, a very small opening can be sufficient in preventing pressure build-up. Also, keep in mind that blow-by isn't putting that much into the crankcase in relation to time. Now, if the case was completely sealed, then, yea, the pressure would accumulate bit by bit with every stroke of the engine and cause the issues you listed. I understand your concern, but I haven't really heard anyone talking about the "front" PCV system being inadequate. I know there's a lot of guys with this specific mod - maybe they can share their thoughts as well. In the end, if you're still concerned, you can run unrestricted hoses to a catch can. That's what I'm thinking of doing - mostly to completely eliminate oil going into the intake tract. - Aaron
Follow Ups	PCV system on TT how is it enough? - 300zulater 09:45:16 05/08/22 The PCV system is designed to alleviate pressure from blow - Tanley (ATL) 09:56:43 05/08/22 Re: The PCV system is designed to alleviate pressure from blow - 300zulater 19:36:00 05/08/22 Keep in mind that it's just a pressure relief - you're - Woodnutz (PA) 13:37:07 05/09/22 Re: Keep in mind that it's just a pressure relief - you're - 300zulater 20:24:28 05/09/22 I deleted my "plenum side" of the PVC system as well, for - Woodnutz (PA) 05:48:38 05/10/22 Re: I deleted my "plenum side" of the PVC system as well, for - 300zulater 22:28:38 05/10/22
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