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    Quote Originally Posted by 12GrabberGT View Post
    Get the L&S separator. I installed it on my 02 Harley. It's a good installation because it drains back into the crankcase, so zero maintenance.

    I was getting a lot of oil in the intake before I installed it.

    http://www.lnsauto.com/articles/ford..._article.shtml

    Edit: Yes, only passenger side is required.
    Not a fan of the L&S because it drains back in to the crankcase.

    Quote Originally Posted by NickD View Post
    it often is contaminated with water.
    Among other things.

    Quote Originally Posted by ZR View Post
    Interesting concept. Have you / do you know of anyone that has pulled the intake say X number of miles later to confirm it's indeed keep oil out of the intake?
    Many happy users in the Lightning/HD Community. Seperator + Turkey Pan plug mod and you get zero to a tiny bit of oil in the intake.
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    From my own experimenting, bulk of the blow by occurs at low rpm / high boost roll ons. Suspect auto in the L makes it just that much more prone. I've also seen a dramatic reduction in accumulation by changing oil grades, although many will disagree.
    After spring track day, lap after lap after lap of full boost n high rpm, barely a whisper of oil in the separator. Do a night of 5th or 6th gear roll ons where it builds boost early under high load / low rpm, can have an 1/8" of oil in there. Results have been consistent.

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