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    There won't be three wires, just the two that used to go to either side of the amp gauge. You can bolt them together and run another wire to the voltmeter if that's easier.

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    Thanks guys. Looks like the volt gauge will be simple. I'm still not sure if the pcv valve will be good enough. I really don't want to run breathers on the valve covers if i don't have to.

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    The PCV will need a fresh air source somewhere on the engine.........preferrably the valve cover that does not have the PCV in it.

    I have my fresh air source on the oil fill tube in the intake...not a ideal spot ,but better than nothing.
    Its gunna take longer than u thought and its gunna cost more too(plan ahead!)

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    Quote Originally Posted by shawnlee28 View Post
    I have my fresh air source on the oil fill tube in the intake...
    I prefer the old school look of the oil filler tube and as soon as i find an Edelbrock C3B-X or C4B intake manifold i'll swap out the Weiand i have on it now.

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