Sale ends todayGet 30% off any course (excluding packages)
Ends in --- --- ---
Forum Posts
Courses
Blog
Tech Articles
If it's not really about tuning or wiring. Then it belongs in here.
= Resolved threads
Hi, guys I would just like to ask if going to a dry sump oiling system can I in turn remove the pcv system completely, and conversely if I did opt to keep the wet sump what can I then do to improve upon the oem pcv system. Thank you in advance!
With a dry sump ideally you would seal up the engine and have a vacuum regulator on the valve cover to limit vacuum, but there would be no need for PCV
With a wet sump you can run the lines right to a can that vents to atmoshpere, or throguh the catch can back to the intake if you need to for emissions. The big catch is that on a track car the position of the vents often leaves oil pooling against them in corners. I had great success re-venting my valve cover at the top center where no oil could pool.
Thank you very much kevin on your input on the topic. I now understand the topic with more clarity.
