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My Dad was a Lifer... I feel like A Vet after being under his Thumb ??
 
Taking the plain set the holleys will clash with the eddy!
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Those should work perfect since I want to drill different places for the oil fill, pvc and vent to under the air cleaner.
 
I wonder would one of the old slant screw in pcv valves work? HMM, just have one in there now no idea what from, really does it matter with 5 of vac at idle?
 
A good hole saw should work well for that.
I have a ton of them also my favorite a step drill! Had this set from HF forever and just did the k member with the large one for the axels, amazed it is still good. Thinking this pcv valve style any pro/cons?
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I have a ton of them also my favorite a step drill! Had this set from HF forever and just did the k member with the large one for the axels, amazed it is still good. Thinking this pcv valve style any pro/cons?
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That IS the original style PCV for All early Mopars... I have a few NOS left overs, here.
 
The stamped ones on there really suck don't seal right and the baffle is right under the oil fill 3/16 or so, so it is a pain to fill when doing a oil change.
 
They are designed to work two ways.. The 11/32 plug in end fits the grommet in some valve covers. provided you have the correct grommet. The reason the threads are on there is to incorporate the PCV into some Style Mopar breather caps... Can be used several different ways..
 
The belve had the breather cap, might just look cleaner after I soot paint it!:rofl:
 
There was a pcv thread not to long ago and what I got out of it is the valve is closed low vac and evacuates at speed. There was a adjustable one for almost $100, read the description and it was a two stage, I guess racing you might want that one.
 
so..... anyone ever read the book, 299 days?
 
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