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[QUOTE="BuiltPowerStrokeTough, post: 1077357, member: 14650"] I am finally able to attach a picture so I dont have to link to another thread, although Im not sure if it is letting me edit it anymore to remove the link. In the picture, I have put an arrow to the location which I wanted to put a 90 and a tube downward to vent to atmosphere. It comes right off the factory CCV oil separator box. Does anyone think if the factory CCV oil separator box is left in place, that it will cause too much of an increased pressure in the crankcase being that there is no longer going to be a vacuum from the intake pulling the vapors through the CCV box? And also, this thread is NOT meant to take away from any of the vendors that have the CCV kits out there. They did a dam good job on their kits and would love to own one! Im just looking for any info on possibly doing it this way instead of removing the CCV box. [/QUOTE]
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