oil breather tank

[70 tt rustang]

Hey all I have I 428 Windsor in my 70 Mustang I've been getting a little bit of oil out of the breathers. I don't want a mess on my motor or under the hood. So I am thinking about doing a breather oil tank. I wanted to know what tanks you all recommend what size line and where I should weld my fittings on my valve covers. Thanks for the help

[70 tt rustang]

Anyone have any suggestions?

[ADY]

I installed a Moroso air-oil separator connected to a pvc-valve on one side (breather on the other) and ran it in to the intake manifold. Stopped oil coming out of the breather and collects all the nasty blow-by.

http://www.shopmoroso.com/eb/catalog/navigationPath/1::Moroso%20Performance%20Products/60000::Air-Oil%20Separators/6001::Universal%20Fit?resetOffset=true&entryId=catalog.productgroup.1600006001&expand=true&menuId=main.menu

[Che70velle]

Check out page 26, post numbers 254 and 255 in my build thread, link is in my signature. The tank is made by Allstar, and I believe I bought it at Summit. Came with bracket and filter. The line size is -10.

[70 tt rustang]

Check out page 26, post numbers 254 and 255 in my build thread, link is in my signature. The tank is made by Allstar, and I believe I bought it at Summit. Came with bracket and filter. The line size is -10.

So did you do 2 tanks or is there a crossover? It looks good what size line did you use?

[Che70velle]

So did you do 2 tanks or is there a crossover? It looks good what size line did you use?

1 tank off of passenger side valve cover. No crossover, and line size is a -10, which is almost 5/8" ID.

[70 tt rustang]

So the driver side valve cover has no breather in it?

[Che70velle]

So the driver side valve cover has no breather in it?

No. No need to vent both sides with a line this big. This is a street car.
I raced asphalt late models that turned 7500 all night with one vent on drivers side.

[70 tt rustang]

OK thanks -10 line?

[Che70velle]

OK thanks -10 line?

Yes sir, -10.

[70 tt rustang]

Thanks for all your help

[LemonTwisted]

Here's a good read about different types of crankcase ventilation systems:

http://www.shophemi.com/images/media/p-2273-arrington_ccv_bible.pdf

It explains why factory systems are not quite adequate for higher performance driving situations and provides examples of different levels of CCV systems.

[70 tt rustang]

Here's a good read about different types of crankcase ventilation systems:

http://www.shophemi.com/images/media/p-2273-arrington_ccv_bible.pdf

It explains why factory systems are not quite adequate for higher performance driving situations and provides examples of different levels of CCV systems.

Thanks awesome