[rxc224]

I was just wondering if anyone has theirs plumbed like this cause I'm getting sick of all the oil vapor coming out of my breather can. It gets all over everything around it and it's just not a clean setup. On the race car I used to drive, I ran the breather lines straight into the headers, does no one do this on a supra? I am not concerned about emissions if that is an issue.

 

[FLINTSTONESKID]

i know that there is a thread about this somewhere, i looked for it but i cant remember where i saw it last. but to answer your question, it can and has been done.

 

[Supradedupra]

Yes... people do it.

Sorry for the low res, but you can see them on the back for the downpipe.

 

[rxc224]

I appreciate the quick response guys! Supradedupra, I can't quite tell from that pic, are you joining the lines before you have them going to your dp?

 

[the lark]

Yes I did it, & it works great. I installed a 1 way valve in the mid pipe, just below the down pipe.

 

[94mkiv]

Does anyone have any better pictures you could post up. its realy hard to see in the picture above.

Thanks

 

[DegreE]

What plumbing is recommended to handle the high temps?

 

[rxc224]

Yes I did it, & it works great. I installed a 1 way valve in the mid pipe, just below the down pipe.

Hey Steve, do you have a link to the valve you used? I brought back another thread that was talking about different ways to ventilate the crankcase, and a number of users mentioned that the moroso valves were very temporary. Thanks.

Bob

 

[rxc224]

Does anyone have any better pictures you could post up. its realy hard to see in the picture above.

Thanks

http://www.supraforums.com/forum/showthread.php?t=446010

Take a look at post #8.

Sorry for not posting the pic, there's some crazy ass weather going on right now and I need to close some windows and get the cars inside.