Alright, I'll leave the bigger one alone. Thank you.
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TerminatorCobraJP's 700WHP Cobra Build
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I think some kits require you to use the factory feed line as a return line.
But yes, the huge one is the Evap stuff. Keep it
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I wanted to keep mine intact but didn't want to keep introducing oil into my clean intake. So I used this https://lmr.com/item/OSC-3018DB/jl-mustang-oil-separator-driver-side-black-99-04
The kit comes with everything you need. But if you're like me and want it to look clean I used this pcv valve https://www.summitracing.com/parts/rdm-20-0561
And ran AN line you can get from any of the major players. Luckily for me I live right outside of the town speedway resides.
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That radium piece is an o-ring threaded ... did you just jam it into the PCV valve cover grommet? (I'm surprised that would seal.....)
Yes sir. the jtl intake kit itself just uses a plastic npt fitting. And the oem pcv valve is just a nipple into the rubber bushing. I just removed the oring from the pcv fitting and threaded it into the rubber bushing.
Nifty - I was reading some posts that suggested -10AN fittings can just be threaded into the rubber valve cover grommets so I guess the trick does work nicely.
Although after more reading (I need to replace/delete the lower intake manifold line in my car since it's leaking) there were several posts that suggested if you plug the lower intake manifold condensation can build up at the bottom of the manifold and hydrolock your engine (if enough builds up). Can condensation build up in the manifold, or since it's under vacuum would it get sucked out?
Although after more reading (I need to replace/delete the lower intake manifold line in my car since it's leaking) there were several posts that suggested if you plug the lower intake manifold condensation can build up at the bottom of the manifold and hydrolock your engine (if enough builds up). Can condensation build up in the manifold, or since it's under vacuum would it get sucked out?
I don't see how it would build up condensation in that area. I didn't see any evidence of it when I had my intake off last time.
FWIW, I had an o-ring go bad on the intercooler manifold and it proceeded to dump the entire contents of the reservoir into the lower intake. The engine sure wasn't happy, but it didn't hydrolock.
FWIW, I had an o-ring go bad on the intercooler manifold and it proceeded to dump the entire contents of the reservoir into the lower intake. The engine sure wasn't happy, but it didn't hydrolock.
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