Crankcase vent kit

[IJ.]

yes

 

[gaboonviper85]

Goon: Settle.....

While mostly correct this "could" have been phrased more diplomatically....

sorry dad

 

[IJ.]

Go to your room till you're 37 mister!

 

[gaboonviper85]

Go to your room till you're 37 mister!

god damnit I said I was sorry!!

 

[CRE]

Sorry for the extra post. I don't have a PVC system. When I bought the motor for the transplant, it did not have the cover that went across the back of the head. I just blocked off the two holes. Could that be a problem?

Uh, you referring to the EGR system? Completely different thing.

The PCV system includes (are you ready for it?):

http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/EPC/291410/catalog.aspx?F=1201&P=2

 

[j3pz]

Sorry for the extra post. I don't have a PVC system. When I bought the motor for the transplant, it did not have the cover that went across the back of the head. I just blocked off the two holes. Could that be a problem?

yes

but thats a different problem. thats part of your egr system, which is needed if you have emissions.

 

[williamb82]

you fail!!!.....the valve covers are vented into the intake just behind the throttle body...with that system it keeps your whole engine/crank case under vacume pressure....you want vacume in the crank case as it vents gasses and helps keep oil INSIDE the motor and turbo.

This has not a damn thing to do with valves as the vent system is compleatly seperate...if you put filters on your valve covers and don't keep your block under vacume pressure say hello to oil leaks and blown turbo seals....EVERYONE on this forum who knows wtf they are doing and are pushing serious #'s have the valve covers plumbed into the intake or exhaust or have an external pump...nobody runs those stupid filters accept maybe n/a people but still stupid...you need more study and less bullshit.

ok, tap a hole in the valve cover, and install a boost gauge, and make a run at full boost in 3rd gear. see what you get. maybe on a bone stock car you might see a couple inches, less then 5 of vac. now put a full 3in exhaust, open intake, and turn the boost up to 14psi on even a stock turbo. wont be under vac anymore. turn it up on a upgraded turbo with 550's or larger and itll start getting very interesting with those tiny ports off the valve covers.

 

[jdub]

ok, tap a hole in the valve cover, and install a boost gauge, and make a run at full boost in 3rd gear. see what you get. maybe on a bone stock car you might see a couple inches, less then 5 of vac. now put a full 3in exhaust, open intake, and turn the boost up to 14psi on even a stock turbo. wont be under vac anymore. turn it up on a upgraded turbo with 550's or larger and itll start getting very interesting with those tiny ports off the valve covers.

William...what you demonstrated here is a complete, utter lack of knowledge how the PCV system works.

 

[williamb82]

the turbo even though sucking cant pull that much blowby through those small 2 vents. the more boost you run, the more blowby there is gonna be. period.

 

[jdub]

the turbo even though sucking cant pull that much blowby through those small 2 vents. the more boost you run, the more blowby there is gonna be. period.

My statement stands...you're doing an excellent job of proving it.

 

[antman]

No more from the man who carries a shovel?.. and I was just about to get some popcorn.

 

[jdub]

LOL...against the sand?
Not this time.

 

[Adjuster]

Under non "Boosted" conditions, the stock throttle body port draws off oil vapor and crank case blow-by gases/pressure.

It can also draw the other way, to the turbo inlet/accordian hose where there is a low pressure area as well.

Under boost, the main source to draw off the PCV is the accordian pipe fitting.

Any "Catch Can" or other device to try and remove the oil vapor from the crankcase gases should be installed between the valve covers, and the intake/accordian pipe fitting.

I used a Parker air filter. (Like you would put on a large air compressor setup, to remove any oil from the air. It flows more than I should need, and it cleans the air nearly to the point where you can breathe it.)

 

[gaboonviper85]

the turbo even though sucking cant pull that much blowby through those small 2 vents. the more boost you run, the more blowby there is gonna be. period.

this the point inwhich you shut your cake hole...two very smart and wise people who have the upmost forum respect just told you you are wrong...aswell as me but much less respected....

 

[suprarx7nut]

ok, tap a hole in the valve cover, and install a boost gauge, and make a run at full boost in 3rd gear. see what you get. maybe on a bone stock car you might see a couple inches, less then 5 of vac. now put a full 3in exhaust, open intake, and turn the boost up to 14psi on even a stock turbo. wont be under vac anymore. turn it up on a upgraded turbo with 550's or larger and itll start getting very interesting with those tiny ports off the valve covers.

the turbo even though sucking cant pull that much blowby through those small 2 vents. the more boost you run, the more blowby there is gonna be. period.

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No offense, but this reminds me of the saying about ignorance being fixable but stupid is forever...

 

[gaboonviper85]

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No offense, but this reminds me of the saying about ignorance being fixable but stupid is forever...

lol seriously

what makes it that much worse is he refuses the fact that he is wrong even after 4 people dun told him he fails.

 

[KpSupra]

I guess I need to tell everyone my mods and goals as far as overpressuring the crankcase. I have the Lexus upgrade, 550 injectors, ct26 with 60 trim, and all the mods to go with it to make 400 rwhp. I plan to run a max of 18 psi of boost. I am not looking at getting the nth degree of horsepower, but I have been told by the company that built the engine that I am over pressuring the crankcase. I feel that the first answers of this post were correct in that it vents into the intake and there should be little or no increase in pressure of the crankcase. Since my problem has been suggested by the builder that my oil leaks are caused by improper venting, I guess the best thing to ask is, “How many of you are running stock crankcase ventillation and do not have a problem with oil leaks?”

 

[adampecush]

“How many of you are running stock crankcase ventillation and do not have a problem with oil leaks?”

Probably the majority of members on this board...


I run the same setup as you, and have never had problems with excessive crankcase pressure.

Have you actually verified that your PCV system is unobstructed and working correctly yet, or are you just assuming?

 

[figgie]

thats part of your egr system, which is needed if you have emissions.

Oh boy! Forget emmisions.

DETONATION CONTROL AT CRUISING loads!

One of the by-products just happens to be NOx reduction but the real reason is not emmissions, it is to keep the motor from killing itself at cruising loads.

 

[Zumtizzle]

“How many of you are running stock crankcase ventillation and do not have a problem with oil leaks?”

Currently you have no ventilation.

Reinstall the stock setup then we'll talk.

You can always have a machine shop take your valve cover pull the barbs and drill out the cover for -10AN fittings, and then run your own tee (also involve the tb), and follow the stock routing. Now, adjusters post, it's perfect for you (and he's making big power on what looks to be stock sized barbs). :icon_bigg