RE: PCV question...blow by

[Max Wedge Gene <elukow@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Bill,

The Max Wedge motors had a PCV on the passenger side and just a normal 
breather on the drivers side. I have no problem with plugs fouling .   

Mixture settings on the carbs can be more of a plug fouling problem then 
the PCV.

Max Wedge Gene 
WC43613@xxxxxxx wrote:
> 
> 
> I don't think it's really a problem with  blow by as the motor only has 
> about 
> 60 miles on it.
> For some reason I'm building up pressure  internally. I just thought 
> that if 
> I put a PCV valve on one breather, I could  provide negative pressure in 
> the 
> motor and get rid of the internal  pressure.
> Didn't the factory crossram have a hose  running from the back of the 
> manifold over to the right side valve cover? Not  sure if the drivers 
> side valve 
> cover had a breather in it or not besides the PCV  in the right cover.
> I'm sure the factory Max-Wedge motors  didn't foul plugs with that set 
> up.
> I wish now I had left the vac-u-pan  fittings in my headers to use.
>  
> Bill C.
> 
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> 



Max Wedge Gene 

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