Scott. I am using the push in breathers on mine and they work great. I am using the K&N washable ones. Pop them out and clean them every once in a while and keep going.
1969 Race Dart w/ 426 Hemi- garaged for 45+ years
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Thanks, Ken. I was looking at the pictures you sent me of your engine bay
Yes, I was looking at those as well. Just replied to an email from Ray Barton. I am having them machined for the push-in style...............
I hate not being able to use the valve covers I have. But with the new heads and rockers, they just won't work. These breathers will hopefully keep the old school look.
68 HEMI GTS
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Those are the same ones Barton carries. I wasn't sure about the nipples sticking off them. I thought they were for a line into an external tank?
Would these require baffles?
BREATHER, PUSH-IN, PCV
One Piece Push-In Valve Cover Breather, Steel, Chrome, for street cars that require a PCV set-up. Contains one breather with valve cover grommet and one PCV valve grommet
www.moroso.com
68 HEMI GTS
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Just a vent. They don’t need to be hooked to anything. Pretty much any other breather needs a baffle.
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You can't get more period correct than a set of these.
Nice, I haven't seen those before
Here are some updated pics........................getting really close now.
close now.
Thanks Ken.
340sFastback
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Car be looking so bad ***!!! Love it!!
Thanks Bill
I'd be so hyped up I don't think I would be able to sleep at this point. You're one lucky man!
Waiting anxiously to see the final results
abdywgn
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and a dash cam ride along
The heck with that, I’ll video it with my iPhone as I ride along
340sFastback
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Yeah volunteers needed to sit in passengers seat to video and other volunteers to film action runs from the outside....
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