| bwnuts |
04-14-2010 05:16 PM |
SB-100 PCV to air Filter kit
I went on Monday for my inspection by the BAR and passed everything except i need to have my pcv breather routed to the air filter.
The inspector kindly printed out a picture of a kit by Ford racing but I can't find it anywhere online. Does anyone know where i can get one of these?
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| tcrist |
04-14-2010 08:06 PM |
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| Randy Rosenberg |
04-15-2010 07:19 AM |
Huh? Which year do you choose for your "body style" for Smog purposes?
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| Ron61 |
04-15-2010 07:32 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by bwnuts
(Post 1044272)
I went on Monday for my inspection by the BAR and passed everything except i need to have my pcv breather routed to the air filter.
The inspector kindly printed out a picture of a kit by Ford racing but I can't find it anywhere online. Does anyone know where i can get one of these?
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Are you talking about the PCV valve on the passenger side of the engine? If so, I just had mine routed to the place on the spacer behind the carb. I also drilled a hole in my air cleaner and attached a small tube through it so I could use a breather type cap on the drivers side but neither was required by the inspector when he checked my car.
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| Tom Cimino |
04-15-2010 07:57 AM |
I have a picture of an original Cobra showing the piping from the filler cap to the air cleaner. After trying for the past 1/2 hour to download onto this thread, I have decided that it is impossible to download photos with Windows Vista to Club Cobra. I can e-mail you the picture if you send me an e-mail address.
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| Sledge |
04-15-2010 10:51 AM |
Not that hard to do (I also had to put a hose from the breather to the Air Cleaner to augment the existing PCV setup). There are plenty of inexpensive lightweight breathers out there with a hose nipple for just this purpose. Then get a 90 deg (or other) plastic fitting that you can attach to the bottom of your filter housing--I think I got mine from Summit Racing. Then drill a hole in the base of the housing, attach the elbow (so that it does not interfere with throttle/choke/carb/filter function), insert one end of the hose on the fitting and the other on the nipple on the installed breather, and you are in business with a closed-loop system.
I think that I found the plastic elbow fitting at Summit Racing under air cleaner accessories.
Good luck
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| jhv48 |
04-15-2010 01:36 PM |
There are threads on this topic.
I bought the parts to fabricate the closed system from the driver's side breather from Kragen/Oreilly for $15.
If you're close to San Diego, you can borrow my setup. Includes everything from the breather to the air cleaner.
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