Lets Try This Again: 410-PT88-80e
#302
I read about your issues of a lot of smoke on startup on tech, mine puts a locomotive to shame as it sits now. I am hoping it is just residual oil still in the exhaust that hasnt burned off yet...
Where are you guys finding restrictors? I cant really find appropriate ones.
Where are you guys finding restrictors? I cant really find appropriate ones.
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nitrous jets and drill bits. Just grind the "flare" of your fitting your oil line attaches to at the turbo flat, and drop a jet in, drilled to whatever size u want. I would start around .08ish.
I think my pcv is a slight issue to, but I didnt want to finish it till after I finished the air filter set up. So theres an order to the madness that needs to happen
I think my pcv is a slight issue to, but I didnt want to finish it till after I finished the air filter set up. So theres an order to the madness that needs to happen
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It looks like something like this with the help of a 1/16" bit would be the easiest http://www.summitracing.com/parts/ATM-3277/
the drain is -10 pretty much straight down to the pan. How would I go about adding a filter to the driver side since the hole is much smaller?
the drain is -10 pretty much straight down to the pan. How would I go about adding a filter to the driver side since the hole is much smaller?
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Your breather setup definitely needs some attention. My truck has a -10 line running from each valve cover into a breather tank/catch can. I had a buddy weld a -10 bung where the PCV valve goes and for the other side I just modified the cap for a bulkhead fitting.
You should also run a LS6 valley pan or drill and tap your valley cover for some fittings so you can vent there too.
You should also run a LS6 valley pan or drill and tap your valley cover for some fittings so you can vent there too.
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It looks like something like this with the help of a 1/16" bit would be the easiest http://www.summitracing.com/parts/ATM-3277/
the drain is -10 pretty much straight down to the pan. How would I go about adding a filter to the driver side since the hole is much smaller?
the drain is -10 pretty much straight down to the pan. How would I go about adding a filter to the driver side since the hole is much smaller?