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Re: Indy "mod man" intake for 5.7/6.1
[Re: Dragula]
#499706
10/18/09 11:56 AM
10/18/09 11:56 AM
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Challenger_Nut
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Sooo what's wrong with putting it in through the valve cover breather like most of have been doing it for 40 years?
Well nothing, as long as you plan on spending the an extra $774 for the INDY valve covers. The factoy ones do not have a breather!
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Re: Indy "mod man" intake for 5.7/6.1
[Re: Challenger_Nut]
#499707
10/18/09 01:46 PM
10/18/09 01:46 PM
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Portland,OR
rjsjea
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I don't think the Indy covers come with the breather.....think that's an add-on option(more $$ I bet).
Last edited by rjsjea; 10/18/09 01:47 PM.
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Re: Indy "mod man" intake for 5.7/6.1
[Re: Challenger_Nut]
#499709
10/18/09 09:50 PM
10/18/09 09:50 PM
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Taxes & Virus's R-US, NY
Dragula
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Sooo what's wrong with putting it in through the valve cover breather like most of have been doing it for 40 years?
Well nothing, as long as you plan on spending the an extra $774 for the INDY valve covers. The factoy ones do not have a breather!
Put down the TV guide, pick up a Jegs catalogue, order a breather kit, and pop a hole or two in the stock valve covers!!!! Pretty sure the cast alum ones won't come with any holes in them either. None of mine ever did. Pretty sure I can save you about $700 that way. Many different choices and sizes listed, and you can even use the stock pcv valve if you want to.
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