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https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.424132594384896.1073741834.189006661230825&type=3

Look interesting. Has a connection to the dipstick so the sump can breath from there and also allow oil to drain back down.

Anyone here using one of those?

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As it is a closed system under WOT pressure will be supplied both from the cam breathers and the dip stick tube so once it has equalised with sump pressure it will not offer any relief.

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This is what I was thinking as well, same as any closed system though?

Sorry on re-reading I see it does vent to the turbo intake.

I would think it would work as meant to with a low level of blowby... but for more serious cases you would need a bigger sump vent than just the dip stick tube.

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