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All I know is if you use breather filters on the crankcase ventilation intake ports, as opposed to using the silicon hose to connect it to the intake runner and

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Old 02-29-2012, 09:57 PM   #1 (permalink)
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All I know is if you use breather filters on the crankcase ventilation intake ports, as opposed to using the silicon hose to connect it to the intake runner and your F.I., under boost oil will flow out the filter and down onto your exhaust manifolds! No bueno. N/A should be OK though.
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