Extending valve cover baffle. Thoughs?
Hey all,
Asking for opinions! Through the traps I get some oil spray out of the passenger side breather. Instead of a vac pump, or an evac kit...I think I will try something simple.
Below I took off the valve cover, and discovered it has a baffle (which I knew) but it's pretty small, and far away from the breather hole, so not a ton of oil deflection.
I made a template, and I think in going to take a piece of sheet metal, and rivet it to the existing baffle. I may even RTV the sides, and the rear area, and just let it vent out the front.
Be nice If someone just made valve covers with both breather holes on the front... other than 2 identical covers being the reason....I would say the rear passenger side gets the most slosh under acceleration. So not a good place for a breather hole.
Think this will help eliminate some oil spray since it would have to travel all the way from the rear, to the front...then back up my homemade chute.
Opinions welcome!!
Hey all,
Asking for opinions! Through the traps I get some oil spray out of the passenger side breather. Instead of a vac pump, or an evac kit...I think I will try something simple.
Below I took off the valve cover, and discovered it has a baffle (which I knew) but it's pretty small, and far away from the breather hole, so not a ton of oil deflection.
I made a template, and I think in going to take a piece of sheet metal, and rivet it to the existing baffle. I may even RTV the sides, and the rear area, and just let it vent out the front.
Be nice If someone just made valve covers with both breather holes on the front... other than 2 identical covers being the reason....I would say the rear passenger side gets the most slosh under acceleration. So not a good place for a breather hole.
Think this will help eliminate some oil spray since it would have to travel all the way from the rear, to the front...then back up my homemade chute.
Opinions welcome!!