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Does this really free up horsepower?
 

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i dont see a ton of people running these or talking about them , anyone have anything bad to say about these ?
 

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I think they are not needed on a stock motor but if your boosted I would get one. Cheap insurance.
 
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I just had a whipple put on and I was researching it when I seen your post lol. I guess when the car is under boost it creates more pressure under the piston and with no way for the extra pressure to get out it could break a ring lead in the piston. I think if you run just 10psi your ok but like I said cheap insurance to just get one.
 

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I have the Upr catch can for the whipple but i don't think it releases any built up pressure just catches any oil blow by.
 

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It 100% prevents oil getting into the intake, catch cans stop some but not all, unless they are the vented type.

The only drawback is you might get an oil smell.
 

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Ya, I'm boosted and thus the ask... :)
If boosted, you will want the breathers that install on the valve covers as well. Expect some oil seepage when running it hard.
 
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I have the same crankcase breather. No issues with clearance. Super simple.

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Lovin the look!! Do you run only one of the breathers or are two needed (one on either side)?
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