Rear PCV

[Dan_FR]

What kit have you got? Not got any pics to hand but can take one tomorrow if I remember

[xjscx]

I have a similar question.

Can I do this:

Blank both rear rocker cover breather and coming off the turbo



Blank Intake manifold breather



And this is the part I'm not sure about. Use the pcv delete to vent to atmosphere? and vent the pipe coming from under the intake manifold? 

[Dan_FR]

How will you properly block the two pipes at the back of the cam cover? (first picture)

Both would need to be properly sealed, but yes you could do that if you had a cheapy PCV delete, vent the cam through the single outlet on the PCV delete, and then vent the crankcase using separate pipe

[xjscx]

I was thinking of using samco caps on both pipes or possible getting a blanking plate for the one off the turbo but that pipe looks a right pain to remove!

It would be like the r-tech solution but venting from the front delete rather than rear breather.

[Dan_FR]

You got a link to the blank for the turbo?

What you are describing is near enough exactly how mine is run, but I'm using a catch can plate on the front with a couple of blanks, as I previously ran one before deciding a VTA setup was best

[jay26r]

What kit have you got? Not got any pics to hand but can take one tomorrow if I remember

42 draft designs kit

[jay26r]

I have a similar question.

Can I do this:

Blank both rear rocker cover breather and coming off the turbo



Blank Intake manifold breather



And this is the part I'm not sure about. Use the pcv delete to vent to atmosphere? and vent the pipe coming from under the intake manifold? 

One of those ( one on the right hand side as you looking at it head on) on the back of the cam cover is for the evap , 

[Dan_FR]

You can use the 42DD catch can plate to make your own PCV vent to atmosphere setup using nothing more than a few silicone bends, few metres of pipe and a couple of silicone bungs for the catch can plate...... That's what I've done with mine as I already had the kit and didn't want to spend a further £120odd quid on the R-Tech kit

[jay26r]

You can use the 42DD catch can plate to make your own PCV vent to atmosphere setup using nothing more than a few silicone bends, few metres of pipe and a couple of silicone bungs for the catch can plate...... That's what I've done with mine as I already had the kit and didn't want to spend a further £120odd quid on the R-Tech kit

could you post some pics of yours and how its done for reference please