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Old 04-04-2022, 07:56 PM   #1
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Re: Pcv hose routing

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Originally Posted by 71cadc10 View Post
you are correct, the amount of manifold vacuum is the same anywhere in the intake...as long as you are behind the throttle body.

The LS6 valley cover is nice, since it gives you a nipple sticking out right underneath the throttle body area, and there is a U bend hose that is short and connects direct to the intake. They don't seem to pull a ton of oil from the valley, like they do from the valve cover on driver side.
If you stick a catch can between that driver side valve cover port and the rear intake port, I think you'll be good. At high rpm you may get some oil sucking in there into cylinder 7 and 8.
of course you will want to plug that MAP sensor hole and the other 2 nipples in the intake you won't be using, guessing you planned on that.

Thank you for the reply, and for confirming my research. The more I think about it I do like the idea of using a Ls6 valley cover both you and A1971Blazer suggest. I am hoping to be able to get this project running in the next few weeks, and as I said before I don’t want to pull it back apart right now, but I will next winter. A catch can may have to be the temporary solution.
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