Solution to oil breather on TwinCam and BDA
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My friend has made another 6 of these breathers. They are an elegant and well engineered solution, are designed to be installed without the removal of the head, and are adjustable.
They work on
Twin Cam (Std and tall block)
BD series of engines.
I have them fitted on my elan T/C and also on a Escort fitted with a BDA
Price is $150.00. (10% less for members) +P&P
Please PM me if you would like to get one
They work on
Twin Cam (Std and tall block)
BD series of engines.
I have them fitted on my elan T/C and also on a Escort fitted with a BDA
Price is $150.00. (10% less for members) +P&P
Please PM me if you would like to get one
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holywood3645 - Coveted Fifth Gear
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Only 3 left, if you’re interested speak up!
It will be a while before a new batch will be made.
It will be a while before a new batch will be made.
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holywood3645 - Coveted Fifth Gear
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This is the Elantrikbits design, yes, it will need the block to be milled, yes?
Hal Adams
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No! Not elan trickbits design. I did not need to mill either block o my installation.
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holywood3645 - Coveted Fifth Gear
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OK, so, how does it seal at the bottom? Better if the block does not need milling - do you have a photo of its installed position?
Hal Adams
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I just expanded the photo and think I understand now - the bottom o ring is not compressed flat, but slides into the hole in the block yes?
Put me down for one. I’ll mail you for the logistics. But still send me a photo if you can?
Put me down for one. I’ll mail you for the logistics. But still send me a photo if you can?
Hal Adams
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This is Rob’s design, and solution to the problem. I hope you all appreciate the effort and thought he has put into it. I included the safety wire on both my engines.
Thanks
James
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holywood3645 - Coveted Fifth Gear
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It looks like a pretty good solution!
Ian
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Thanks James - you have my mail?
Hal Adams
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Hi
Sent you a message again since I got no response from you.
Sent you a message again since I got no response from you.
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I do not have any messages! Something is wrong - I will send you one and see what happens.
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holywood3645 wrote:My friend has made another 6 of these breathers. They are an elegant and well engineered solution, are designed to be installed without the removal of the head, and are adjustable.
They work on
Twin Cam (Std and tall block)
BD series of engines.
I have them fitted on my elan T/C and also on a Escort fitted with a BDA
Price is $150.00. (10% less for members) +P&P
Please PM me if you would like to get one
- Dan in NJ
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This is my home made breather tube which I made and installed when I replaced my S4 water pump in 2018 (the pump had lasted about 20 years).
The machined aluminium tube has twin O-rings at the lower end that seal in the block and one large section ring sealing in the hole in the head which on my car looked to have a fairly rough (drilled) surface. The sliding collar locked with a grubscrew is mainly for axial location but has also has an O-ring that seals both diametrically and on the underside of the head,
Ian
The machined aluminium tube has twin O-rings at the lower end that seal in the block and one large section ring sealing in the hole in the head which on my car looked to have a fairly rough (drilled) surface. The sliding collar locked with a grubscrew is mainly for axial location but has also has an O-ring that seals both diametrically and on the underside of the head,
Ian
68 Elan S4 DHC. Built in a weekend from a kit (just like the advert said)
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Shirley these are oil drainback tubes?
'65 S2 4844
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