Stm balance shaft inspection hole breather fitting
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Stm balance shaft inspection hole breather fitting
This "easy" mod has been a complete nightmare. I took out radiator, unbolted manifold to get enough room to take the oem balance shaft bolt out. Finally got it out after 2 hours or so. Prep my hose, my Megan o2 housing is blocking the path. I switch a straight fitting with a 90 degree fitting, still no go. I even tried just connecting the hose straight to the bolt and still couldn't get it in. I hear a lot of people on here did this mod, what exactly did you do to get this to work? FP Black turbo, so it isn't a front face or anything like that. Just stock location everything pretty much. I do have the balance shaft delete kit so should be "simple" as screw it in, connect an fitting and run it to catch can.
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It is really close to a stock framed turbo. I ended up using a low profile fitting but it was still a huge PIA just to get the fitting on the adapter coming off of the block.
I took the turbo out and then out and then put everything on but it had to be orientated just perfectly not to touch anything.
I took the turbo out and then out and then put everything on but it had to be orientated just perfectly not to touch anything.
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Thanks, was it something like this then?
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/fr...6-bl/overview/
Wish I would have known this before starting this project.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/fr...6-bl/overview/
Wish I would have known this before starting this project.
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oooh. interesting, except it seems to not work with stock-framed turbos. i would like to keep pressure out of the crank case, though. assuming this works better than venting the valve cover?
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With my new setup I am not using it. I think it may push a decent amount of oil out of it. But it definitely adds block ventilation.
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It does work but it is a real PIA to get the fitting on it once it is in the block and turbo in place. I guess each situation is different but it takes a bit of messing with and trying different fittings.
With my new setup I am not using it. I think it may push a decent amount of oil out of it. But it definitely adds block ventilation.
With my new setup I am not using it. I think it may push a decent amount of oil out of it. But it definitely adds block ventilation.