Surprising results for such a little mod. Not only does the engine rev smoother, but there is more low end torque. There is probably more high end torque too but I can't tell when the turbo kicks in.
Of course.1994eclipse said:
igs, please tell me you did
http://www.dsmtalk.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=27056&highlight=pcv0Jiggy0 said:who even gave u this idea![]()
In no boost situations the valve is only slightly open. Blow through it and you will see what I mean. Gutted, it can flow freely and vent considerably more crankcase pressure.shabby said:A stock pcv valve is closed under boost, so it doesnt allow any pressure to get inside the head(its connected to the intake manifold). In no boost situations its open to vent any crackcase pressure into the intake manifold.
Now since your's is fully gutted, once you build boost you have a) a huge boost leak and b) your filling your head/crackcase with pressure.
Assuming you disconnected the vacuum hose to the pcv valve then its fine, but since you didnt say that i went all bonkers on you![]()
Well then what about the crankcase breather hose? It vents from practically the same place (doesn't it?) and is always open. Taboo says that the PCV hole and crankcase breather hole are nothing more than two openings in the valve cover. RRE also recommends removing the PCV valve and replacing it with a straight fitting.shabby said:Now since your's is fully gutted, once you build boost you have a) a huge boost leak and b) your filling your head/crackcase with pressure.
I've had the rubber vacuum caps on mine for over a month now-- as long as you use the correct size, they're not gonna pop off.Cam said:Ya, im going to plug the manifold nipple...got any suggestions on what to plug it with??? those little rubber caps would just pop off.