Thankyou.

 

Soz about piccy quality kev




that is the tank in the corner behind the battery ,i really need a better camera

 

My Bailey

 

Old picture

 

Is that a bailey one mr mills ? Can't quite make it out in your stunning picture !!!

 

Where do the bottom pipes go to rob ? Stunning bay there m8.

 

GGR Setup

 

Tbh ,i think its all spec r stuff ,i have been lookin through previous reciepts for a look ,but there is mountains of paperwork and a few less trees

 

 

Old and new;

 

Why did you change stu ?

 

I thought the mirror image jobby looked a lot neater, although not much clearence for the hoses by the strut brace...
Got it for a good price too. Must e-bay the old one, one of these days!!

 

I just bought one too.

 

 

Roosemotorsport set up.


Regards Paul.

 

Its amazing how many non functional breathers are out there!!

Do some research before spending your money if thats your intention Kev...

 

now that looks fookin awesome

 

oooooo that hurts my eye`s

 

What does the breather do?

 

 

Have bought a bailey one is that no good ?

 

pro alloys effort

 

would show you mine but not got a fittin kit

 

Me neither .

 

i got a weird bottle its got thin pipes out one at the top as normal then a thin one out the bottom with the gig main breather hole out the bottom centre

 

No, they're fine, but you need to return to the sump below the level of the oil, breathe from both sides of the block, and ensure your vent pipe is large enough

The standard install is pish, but they will do you all the hoses and fittings you need if you call them - they were very helpful with me, sorted me out exactly what I needed

I run one with a non-standard install, see Stu's comments on this thread

Neil.

 

GGR/Tarcal 4 port breather (both sides of block) and catch tank





And return to sump BELOW oil level

 

how much oil is actaully returned to the sump if the breather is working correctly on a healthy engine??

as im thinking of changing my standard bailey set up to breath both sides of block but would be a while before i could get the return back under oil level drilled into sump...

 

do not return below oil level on a yb turbo

 

Afternoon sexy. Glad to see you still stock the old Can O Worms at Turbosystems.

 

fight fight fight

 

the oil return needs to be large bore and that includes the fittings .

The theories of a closed return and the arguements that can be put forward are of great merrit but the world was thought to be flat for thousands of years too.
Any one feeling peckish worms on toast any body lol

 

I dont have any issues with mine returning below the oil level.....

 

le- can opener

 

Very interesting reading - we need a tech article on breather systems if one hasn't been done already

 

Tony - if we can't return below the oil level on a YBT engine, then why does the standard kidney box on the side of the block have a pipe to take returned oil below the oil level via the standard breather system?

 

good point and can be used as a lesson for everyone they piss oil out into the air box of a standard car so clearly it doesn't work lol.And the world is round or is it flat

 

ROFL

 

come on guys can we have a proper technical feature made up?

pros and cons of both systems?

 

as far as i know, the function of a breather is to relieve the build up of gas in the crankcase area (which may be linked to the cam cover or wherever) caused by piston ring blow by.

an effective breather can be something as simple as a hole in the side of the crankcase, but that would piss oil everywhere so you have a separator to seperate the oil from the gas. it is that separation process that needs a little care to be most effective.

most engines have a basic system (like the 'kidney box' on a pinto/yb block) that are supposed to perform that function by making the mixture go through a twisty route or a gauze or whatever to try and separate the oil that then runs back down into the crankcase under gravity. as tony says, the std yb one is shit, as it pisses oil into the airbox, whereas 'clean' air should be returned there to be consumed by the engine. it's handy for keeping your k&n panel filter well oiled though if you fit the breather pipe before it

what i don't understand is why a lot of these systems that we see have 2 tanks one well designed one should be enough, surely? you would have the crankcase breather (and again, 1 should be enough if it's big enough) going to a vessel that has an outlet at the top for clean air to go back to the inlet and an outlet at the bottom for the oil to drain back to the sump. I can understand 2 tanks if one is a catch tank for the oil rather than having it returning to the sump.

and what's with the miniature filters? surely air is not sucked in through there, only exiting, so why the need for a filter.

maybe my understanding is completely wrong. could be a topic for one of stu's essays, or one of his articles now that he's a pro journo and has forgotten about us techies on here that love his free info