Reply to "Is anyone using an oil separator with PCV ???"

panteradougMember

I just wanted to add that the initial reason that I installed this system with a "catch can" is that you will find that if you want to run a closed high speed event at a race track, you will be required to have a "oil catch can from the valve covers" installed and functional.

That is what they want to see. If it gets too fancy it likely will be self defeating and rejected.

The tech people REQUIRE the can otherwise you will not be permitted on the track with the car.

A drain back is irrelevant. They are just minimizing the risk of oil spilling on the track.

I would think, the simpler, the better.

3/9/2410:58 AM

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