baffle for breather ?

Spody02

Name: Cody
well i was getting ready to install my valve cover breather kit and was wondering, dose anyone make like baffles on their valve cover so it dosent just suck up oil?

is it a must, and i just never heard about it or what
 

Spody02

Name: Cody
no i'm talking about when i weld on two bungs to valve cover...

do i need to make a little blocker, so the cams dont just shoot oil out
i mean i know i has drain on the catch can but i dont want to have to drain out a quart of oil every day

 

GSROWNSU

New Member
If your good you can use the same baffle that's in the valve cover and not have to touch anything ;) I had King Motorsports weld mine up so i can't take the credit...but my baffles weren't touched.
 


acclude

cheap bastard
I would say that most people don't and yes you will have to drain it more regularly but it shouldn't be excessive. You could weld your own baffles or if you're feeling ghetto and cheap, just JB Weld them in place.
 
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amaestre32

New Member
acclude said:
I would say that most people don't and yes you will have to drain it more regularly but it's should be excessive. You could weld your own baffles or if you're feeling ghetto and cheap, just JB Weld them in place.
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lmao JB weld fixes everything,
 

acclude

cheap bastard
yeah, I woulda said duct tape but that won't hold up to the oil for very long :what:
 


acclude

cheap bastard
He wants to basically get rid of the factory crank case ventilation tube and put new fitting on the front for the catch can setup, but on the inside of the VC, there is no baffle to prevetn lots of oil from gettin spit out.

Either like I said, wled, JB weld, or perhaps run them on the back side so that you can use the baffle for the OEM vent tube.
 

Spody02

Name: Cody
no i didnt think they had baffles insdie the valve cover but as i know they do. so i just wont drill thru them and it will be good!
 
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