I RECENTLY BOUGHT A 1959 CORVETTE (MY FIRST) IT HAS A 270HP W/SOLID LIFTERS. THE OIL CAP IS VENTED,CORVETTE CENTRAL SHOWES A NONVENTED CAP.IS THERE A PROBLEM USING A VENTED CAP? THANKS BILL
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Re: 1959 270HP OIL CAP
It may actually work a little better than the non vented cap in normal driving. There was a thread on this subject within the last few days throughly discussing the subject. -
Re: 1959 270HP OIL CAP
It may actually work a little better than the non vented cap in normal driving. There was a thread on this subject within the last few days throughly discussing the subject.Comment
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Re: 1959 270HP OIL CAP
ED,THANKS AGAIN BILLComment
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Re: 1959 270HP OIL CAP
ED,THANKS AGAIN BILLComment
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Re: 1959 270HP OIL CAP
A vented cap allows oil to be blown out onto the intake at high RPM or excessive blowby circumstances. It IS required for PCV systems however whether soilid or hydraulic lifters.
You should use a solid bottom cap. Oil-Oil, two half-moons.
Dale.Comment
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Re: 1959 270HP OIL CAP
A vented cap allows oil to be blown out onto the intake at high RPM or excessive blowby circumstances. It IS required for PCV systems however whether soilid or hydraulic lifters.
You should use a solid bottom cap. Oil-Oil, two half-moons.
Dale.Comment
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