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Baffles? Maybe some sort of packing? Or is it just a straight hollow passage?

Thinking about a little project related to my PCV setup. Want to know before I start hacking away at a draft tube.


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I think it's mesh like an air cleaner.


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It has a mesh screen and a baffle. The mesh screen wraps around the inside of the canister, the baffle mounts above that just below the down tube. I used mine to make a PCV, I cut the down tube off and welded up the opening using a small metal plate. I cut a 3/4 inch hole in the top of the canister and added a valve cover grommet. I welded the down tube back on just to complete the look of the original .

Sorry, I thought I had pictures of the set up, well not on this phone.

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