TurboTechRacing

iTrader: (24)

PCV Check Valve option now available on Turbo Tech Racing LNF Intake Manifolds.

We have completed the upgrade cartridge kit option for our LNF intake manifolds.

This option allows you to install your factory PCV check valve and maintain stock PCV functionality. (Check valve not included). Upgrade option includes: Check valve cartridge, lines, all connection fittings, and install instructions.


In addition, the ability to filter the oil/air through a separator (not included). Not allowing engine oil to migrate to the intake valves, from the intake manifold PCV port. The current stock manifold would be nearly impossible to separate the oil/air, as the stock PCV valve/intake manifold is to intergraded, not allow an easy way to filter the oil out.

Sox-Fan

iTrader: (7)

You need to amend your post to add

"We have listened to your concerns and responded"

good job.

mrbelvedere

iTrader: (3)

nothing needs to be amended and no need for you to be a dick about it either

Sox-Fan

iTrader: (7)

Dick? I was complimenting him. That a problem for you?

mrbelvedere

iTrader: (3)

well then you shouldn't have told him that he needed to amend his post that is being a dick you should have said good job etc.

cranemaster

I have no clue what exactly this does or what a check valve is, il pass lol

Sox-Fan

iTrader: (7)

More I think about it, the less I'm concerned with your issues. I think Aaron's done an excellent job addressing concerns put to him, and that all that needs to be said.

Out of respect for him I won't continue to address your remarks here. I think They are entirely out of place and unnecessary.

Chevy_tuner

iTrader: (1)

so powells kit is nearly impossible on the stock manifold?

TurboTechRacing

iTrader: (24)

That is why we offer this, if you want stock operation, add this kit when you purchase. Complete bolt on package.

TurboTechRacing

iTrader: (24)

Powells kit currently does nothing to address engine oil on the intake valves from the front PCV port. This solution may offer an option to some to address the issue.

TurboTechRacing

iTrader: (24)

Thanks to mrbelvedere and sox-fan for your support.

Gunney_07

iTrader: (3)

Can you add this to a old style manifold or can i send my old one in? My intake is still nib.

TurboTechRacing

iTrader: (24)

Easy to add to any past purchased manifold... Just have to drill a 11/32" diameter hole in your main flange (location of factory pcv port between cylinder 2 and 3) and tap with a standard 1/8" NPT tap. Everything else would be a direct bolt on. Simple install.

Gunney_07

iTrader: (3)

can you send me a link to purchase this seperate from the manifold

TurboTechRacing

iTrader: (24)

We will add it to the site as a sub option item (Own product page). We will try to get this done yet today.

Powell Race Parts

iTrader: (3)

What exactly do you mean? Do the Belvedere GDS waltz, and the explanation of how the PCV works will probably answer your question. But to help you, the inlet manifold PCV port only allows venting of the crankcase under idle and off throttle conditions. On boost of any level, the valve closes.

The migration of oil in the intake comes from the dirty side of the PCV system, entering through the impeller side of the turbo. The Powell PCV upgrade takes care of that.

Nonetheless we have been sent a TTR manifold to retrofit the stock PCV valve. The retrofit we have done includes a stock PCV valve, and the machined part has the same, correct port sizes the stock Inlet manifold has. The retrofit is for PCV purposes only.

This retrofit costs about $125.00 including the valve, but not including the cost of re Powder coating the manifold, or shipping costs.


I am sure the customer will be happy to post pictures of the completed assembly on his car.

TurboTechRacing

iTrader: (24)

Nice work John. What you offer is something that members most likely could not do in their garage; as to why we did the cartridge option.

However on future TTR manifolds we have already spoken about making an intergrated option as you show. However cost would be higher than the current cartridge option (just like you are charging more than our option), with little or less benifit.

Our cartridge option is only $59.99 when purchase at the same time as a TTR Manifold, or $69.99 when purchase at a later date.

We also have noticed that oil does come through the front PCV valve into the intake manifold. As much as the rear PCV? No. But it still does have some. We are already working on offering our cartridge system to be intergrated into an oil/air seperator, to completely remove any possible chance of engine oil on the valves.


Never the less good job on the retrofit.

TurboTechRacing

iTrader: (24)

What he is asking is if it is "nearly impossible" to oil/air separate the front PCV port on the stock intake manifold. The answer in short is yes it would be very difficult, compared to our cartridge option we now offer. With enough drilling/tapping, plugging, etc on your stock manifold, it could be done, but not a simple process.

matt638

are there any pictures of this installed?

Powell Race Parts

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Here is a picture the customer sent me with it installed. I am sad for him. My job was to fix the PCV issue, and that was done. But now he has installed it, its clear this manifold does not have the anchor points of the stock part. The dipstick has no anchor point anymore. That can be rigged with tie wraps, I supposed. But the HPFP line and regulator, has no provision to be secured properly. If you have one of these things please anchor the HPFP line properly.

Don.Hasi

I guess, this also important for L61 engines ? How could it be managed in that case as the places are different?

ULWizSS

iTrader: (5)

Nice job to All.

steven2008ss

pic of it on the car?

matt638

^look three posts above