I would love to relocate my breather cans but can't seem to find an underhood breather. Apprantly very rare.
Not sure how I could relocate the exhaust stacks and still look right for a Pete.
Bypass oil filters
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I have seen a couple short hoods and 378 with no breathers. And moving exhaust and keeping the looks are kind of contradicting
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Wouldn't the breather from a 386 work? There's a Jade transport truck
that uses the hood scoops from a Subaru on each side for the air intake, but I've never seen the hood up on that truck to see what they did for the filters. It also has the stacks removed with the standard filler plates in their place.
Last edited: Jan 29, 2014
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I finally found an under hood pic! View attachment 61308
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Here's picture of the oil trap I built
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That was the oil trap for road draft tube I built out of PVC
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Thank you that gives me a good idea
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Did you also remove all of the badging from the truck? That way, the problem wouldn't be circled? Lmao
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Volvo lovers....:
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Wrong. I like my freight shaken, not stirred.
Ford lovers:/
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