triple weber...but where the pcv??

[kool240z]

Hi. I'm installing a triple weber set in my 240z. With the new intake manifold there's no place for a pcv fitting. So now i have a hose, coming from the block that suppose to hook up to the pcv, hanging around. Is it ok to leave this hose hanging? If i have to hook it up to a pcv, how would i go about doing so? There's no pcv fitting on the new intake. dunno what to do.

[ZmeFly]

most use a k and n filter in its place plus it cleans up the engine bay.

if you think you might need that or are concerned you could always hook up a catch can for the breather and the block.

good luck and get some pics so we can see your new tri carb set up.

hehe how do you like the way they sound, nothing like a set of tripples revving up the engine is there:love:

[kool240z]

yeah i got a filter for the breather. I'm just wondering what should i do with the hose the goes to the pcv valve from the engine. I've attached a pix of the setup. The hose that's sticking up between the weber is the hose i'm talking about. It goes to the pcv. But my manifold for the weber doesn't have a fitting for a pcv valve. Can i just leave it hanging or plug it somewhere? I've attached a picture of my set up. I would like to here your thought about it. Can't wait till it hits the street:D -Kevin

[kool240z]

opps wrong picture...this one has the hose sticking up:o

[ZmeFly]

one most of mine they didnt have it or use a catch can. what id usually do is put a filter on the crank case vent as well.

[kool240z]

I put a filter on and started up the car...rev it up and my truck alarm when on haha. Now i just need to bring it to a carb shop to get it tuned. Wonder how it would do on the track this wednesday. Thx zmefly, you've been a great help *cheers to you*

[ZmeFly]

glad to see it went well. hehe wait till you get her dialed in with those carbs tuned, she should run like a monster.