Crankcase evacuation valve

[Colorado700R]

Colorado
Are you running a pre filter like RichW?
If this is top secret info,please PM me 

Yep Prefilter to 3/8ths fuel line hose to evac valve

[Colorado700R]

I agree 100% but, if we were to cut the tube down to only minimum requirement to get off of the crank breather neck and to the valve. the loss/comparison between the cam cover and the crank case version would be so minimum

Agreed

[Krandall]

I agree 100% but, if we were to cut the tube down to only minimum requirement to get off of the crank breather neck and to the valve. the loss/comparison between the cam cover and the crank case version would be so minimum

Agreed

now I just need to see how much room there is under there to get it mounted.

[Colorado700R]

I agree 100% but, if we were to cut the tube down to only minimum requirement to get off of the crank breather neck and to the valve. the loss/comparison between the cam cover and the crank case version would be so minimum

Agreed

now I just need to see how much room there is under there to get it mounted.

could you do the same attachment that Rich used for his camcover to fit the the inline    Bet you could  :grin_nod:

[Krandall]

That's what I'm thinking, now I just have to find a propper filter that will resist water.

[double06]

I got a question.. If this valve is always blowing out and its one way, how will it let dirt and water in?      Mine is always blowing air out(I got the inline one) so I don't see how anything could get in unless I deep six the rappy(been close a time or two!)

[Krandall]

I think if you are going fast through mud / water. The amout of air coming out of that one way isn't going to hardly slow/stop that stuff going in.     not totally sure though

[fireman5166]

your the man kenny

[perhamite]

I was thinking about placing the valve right at the engine and this would eliminate all the volume of the vent hose. I also feel that a filter would not be needed with the valve in this location because it will always be blowing out air and dirt would never reach the the valve. Comments?