i get it but there are too many combinations of throttle bodies and intercoolers and superchargers so what do i have to do if im intercooling my L32 with a L32 throttle body and Gen V where the pcv already connects in between the throttle plate and MAF?
Okay, so what if the PCV is blocked like in sseilmnop's core? Do you need to tap the rear valve cover as well as the front?
Hey sseil i just recently got my hands on a Gen V. My current setup before getting a gen V was a zzp stage 2 intercooler setup with ported gen 3 blower and ported tb. Basically from what ive read.....If i want to replace my gen 3 with my new Gen V and want everything to work correctly,....i should drill a hole and tap my ported L67 Throttle body as you pictured on the first page.....and then run a line from that tapped hole to the nipple on the back of the Gen V? Is that all i have to do? And should i use a L32 supercharger gasket? I was using an l67 supercharger gasket with my gen 3.
Hey sseil i just recently got my hands on a Gen V. My current setup before getting a gen V was a zzp stage 2 intercooler setup with ported gen 3 blower and ported tb. Basically from what ive read.....If i want to replace my gen 3 with my new Gen V and want everything to work correctly,....i should drill a hole and tap my ported L67 Throttle body as you pictured on the first page.....and then run a line from that tapped hole to the nipple on the back of the Gen V? Is that all i have to do? And should i use a L32 supercharger gasket? I was using an l67 supercharger gasket with my gen 3.
went out and looked at mine and as I thought before, the genIII core blocks the genV so putting a vac hose on it does nothing...
I connected my N* TB nipple to the back of the Gen V and i think i have full pcv function. How can i tell if i dont? I am getting vacuum from the rear nipple on gen v when i tested.