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Old 09-12-2024, 09:58 AM   #11
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Originally Posted by JSH View Post
The leak is definitely at the rear of the block, so I assume it's the seal. The problem is, I don't want to pay the shop to fix it (how many hours, 6-8?) when we don't know what caused it. It has an MM Race CC now. What more can I do to eliminate pressure?
I understand you have the race can but what size lines and where are you running them from? We're similar power levels and I have actually too loose of ring gap so I get some blow by, but I'm just going to a generic catch can with 5/8 lines off the stock valve covers. I did put an ls3 front seal in when I had my engine apart. I think I actually reused my stock rear main seal. Cant remember right now.
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