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kouki_steve · 08-16-2011, 10:58 AM

Before going off and buying a ls6 valley cover, I would recommend this route.

Get some fuel line. T-off rear valve cover fittings to the front going into a Norris Motorsports filter catch can, get a NEW style pcv valve from GM. (orifice type) then straight into your intake. DONE. had no oil going in at ALL.

Or, you can take a different route, by venting your blowby gases.
up to you, i chose the above route because I liked to run a catch can.
Just make sure you get one that actually does its job and filters the vapor/oil.

Of course theres guys who spend extra and get the ls6 valley cover, which
is good/eliminates some hoses but unless you already have it. Its not really
cost effective. Good luck

08-16-2011, 10:58 AM	#11
kouki_steve Leaky Injector Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Mcallen, tx Posts: 132 Trader Rating: (0) Feedback Score: 0 reviews	Before going off and buying a ls6 valley cover, I would recommend this route. Get some fuel line. T-off rear valve cover fittings to the front going into a Norris Motorsports filter catch can, get a NEW style pcv valve from GM. (orifice type) then straight into your intake. DONE. had no oil going in at ALL. Or, you can take a different route, by venting your blowby gases. up to you, i chose the above route because I liked to run a catch can. Just make sure you get one that actually does its job and filters the vapor/oil. Of course theres guys who spend extra and get the ls6 valley cover, which is good/eliminates some hoses but unless you already have it. Its not really cost effective. Good luck