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Old 02-02-2019, 12:53 PM   #21
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Posting for a friend with a 2 barrel.......
He never tightens his carb bolts, and he has a hellacious throttle return spring, actually two of them....
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Posting for a friend with a 2 barrel.......
He never tightens his carb bolts, and he has a hellacious throttle return spring, actually two of them....
Wasn't illegal until a bit after this picture was taken...
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Old 02-02-2019, 05:13 PM   #23
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Especially in a severely restricted engine.

So on a small cube motor, say a 305, with a Quadrajet; no benefit from anymore air? Also asking for a friend.


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Old 02-02-2019, 06:05 PM   #24
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On my 301 4V I use a power brake check valve with the crankcase sealed. I like to TRY and keep some vacuum in it. I can't tell if it's worth anything but it doesn't seem to be hurting it.
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I don't think you can pull much vacuum in the crankcase with just a PCV ..Maybe with the check ball completely removed.. Would be hard to tune that set up ;-)
You need the header hoses for high speed suction. Of course, not legal in Stock.

I just use the PCV to help keep more of that thin synthetic oil inside the motor.
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On my 301 4V I use a power brake check valve with the crankcase sealed. I like to TRY and keep some vacuum in it. I can't tell if it's worth anything but it doesn't seem to be hurting it.

So no breather on the cover? Just the brake check valve on one of the valve covers? Or being a Pontiac, the valley pan?


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