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Old 02-06-2007, 11:29 AM
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That sounds like great news Bob. Keep us posted. I have an idea as well for an oil separator.

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Old 02-06-2007, 11:52 AM
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That sounds like great news Bob. Keep us posted. I have an idea as well for an oil separator.
Mark We will be glad to show you what is needed on your end of the valve cover, But..... and I hate a but in a sentence. We have to kill you after we tell you. Just kidding.

The valve cover is not the working part of this system. But a baffle will help. We will try it on a non baffled valve cover to prove a point.

The system is a two part deal not including the baffle in the valve cover.

We have looked at many systems out there that claim to work and don't. The Morso E-Vac fitting is useless. This is the one that has a hex head with holes inside of the cover.

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Old 02-06-2007, 12:32 PM
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To clarify- I meant is too much vaccum a concern when using header evac? I have all the parts to convert over.
Ohhh,OK,my mistake,I misunderstood what you were asking.

It's highly unlikely any header evac system will pull enough vacuum to be a "problem",especially on a car with any sort of exhaust on it,as well as being driven at "cruising" RPMs,it's just not designed for that situation.

It's meant to be most effective with open exhaust/racing RPMs.

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Old 02-06-2007, 12:40 PM
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Bob,

Thanks for the value for street use and I am looking forward to try your oil separator.

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Old 02-06-2007, 06:54 PM
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Mark We will be glad to show you what is needed on your end of the valve cover, But..... and I hate a but in a sentence. We have to kill you after we tell you. Just kidding.

The valve cover is not the working part of this system. But a baffle will help. We will try it on a non baffled valve cover to prove a point.

The system is a two part deal not including the baffle in the valve cover.

We have looked at many systems out there that claim to work and don't. The Morso E-Vac fitting is useless. This is the one that has a hex head with holes inside of the cover.
That would be great if you could solve this problem. I have people ask me about that all of the time.

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Mark it is solved. Finding the time to get them made is the better question.

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