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    Will the PCV placement be OK if it is placed on the small flat section near the distributor? (im running a victor jnr) From reading the above posts it is clear i need some sort of baffle, would anyone have a picture like something i need? what is the ideal method to fix the baffle?

    Thanks for your help so far guys!

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    you can get a grommet with the baffle on it. it is closed on bottom with an x cut into it. i've done it without the baffle . not much oil slinging in the center.

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