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Hello everyone, my question is regarding my 98 fxstc.
S&s super E shorty. I know that it is better to put a breather canister or some such of a thing. So what do you do with the tube that is in the back of the a/c plate?
Do you simply plug it? Or simpler yet do nothing with it.
There's not much blowback coming from the breathers, but there is still oil going into the intake.
Plug the breather hole and run a hose to the ground, they make some fancy catchers, strainers, filters but if your engine is sound you will rarely see a spot on the ground.
Plug the breather hole and run a hose to the ground, they make some fancy catchers, strainers, filters but if your engine is sound you will rarely see a spot on the ground.
So fellas, the consensus is either do it or not. I don't like the idea of oil in the combustion chamber, so now i just need to come up with a plug for the back of a/c. Thanks for your thoughts on this.
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