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Old 07-19-2010, 09:43 PM   #1
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sweet! Well I wondered because 500 is advertised for 305 etc..

Ahh you did a greaat job packaging em! Guess the mailman wouldnt want oil seeping out onto his arms while carrying em!

Also, Do I need to drill a pcv place in em? (Just had oil filler)
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Old 07-19-2010, 10:09 PM   #2
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Re: "Rice Rocket'

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sweet! Well I wondered because 500 is advertised for 305 etc..

Ahh you did a greaat job packaging em! Guess the mailman wouldnt want oil seeping out onto his arms while carrying em!

Also, Do I need to drill a pcv place in em? (Just had oil filler)

Well 500cfm is undersized, but you are choking it with no headers for now so your not giving up anything. When you get headers switch to a bigger carb. Get headers with thick 3/8 flanges they are worth the extra $ to avoid changing gaskets constantly.

The PVC is on the same side as the oil fill. Sorry I didn't think about the other side. They are off a LT1 the breather is in the intake. I would stick a breather in it. just put some kind of baffle under it. I think some aftermarket breathers are already baffled so there is a clear shot to fill oil. If you don't think you can make it work let me know I'll send you the welded one. that has a hole in it and it's clean lol.

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