jay
Aug 15th, 04, 9:08 PM
My new Holley doesn't have an port for pcv.What options are out there ? thanks, jay
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Bob West Aug 15th, 04, 10:23 PM What about the intake manifold? or do like others have, drill and tap a carb spacer,use that for the pcv. jay Aug 15th, 04, 10:32 PM I saw a spacer pre drilled in a catalog , somewhere.I have an 830 on a Air Gap on a BB in a 65 . I was wondering about hood clearance.As far as drilling the intake I hate to think about metal shavings getting in there. So, I'm leaning towards the spacer . Maybe I'll see how much could be milled off the spacer. Thanks jay Aug 15th, 04, 10:35 PM Oh , the intake port is used for power brakes. Bob West Aug 15th, 04, 11:03 PM I used to have a T on the back of my RPM intake,for the pcv valve and power brakes. I have since removed the pcv valve and just use to push in K&N filters. Zman Aug 16th, 04, 3:29 AM I run a "T" on my Nova for PCV/Power brakes with no problems. graemlins/beers.gif bigjimzlll Aug 16th, 04, 8:40 AM this a pretty clean install http://www.chevytalk.org/threads/showflat.php?Cat=&Number=922044&page=0&view=collapsed&sb=5&o=14&fpart=1#Post924369 jay Aug 16th, 04, 9:51 PM that's clean big jim. I may try a late under the carb. thanks all | ||