Mr. Gasket Baffled Breather Grommets, Black
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There is a 1 for these. Take a 1" breather after 22" diameter.
Yes, it should work fine.br>br>Thank you for your help.
I'm not sure how big it is. Stamped steel or thinner cast aluminum valve covers work best with these grommets. You wouldn't use them on an Offenhauser with a thick sand cast valve cover.
Selected User Reviews For Mr. Gasket Baffled Breather Grommets, Black
These were exactly what my father needed for his 1957 Chevy and they worked perfectly.
Gasket 5425 Baffled Breather Grommet is a baffled breather grommet made by Mr. Gasket. These appear to be fantastic. My Suburban has Edelbrock Elite Series 4248 valve covers. Installing these on the breather first, then the breather into the valve cover, is the best method. They appear to be a little small at first, but after stretching them over the breather, they fit perfectly.
One for the PCV and one for the breather, I get these for my aluminum valve covers. They do the job, but they never seem to be snug enough. They were apparently designed for thicker covers than mine, but I made them work because I couldn't find any that were better. They last a long time and I never have to worry about oil blow-by.
It's okay with me.
On valve covers with no baffles, this worked perfectly.
For a few bucks, allow your engine to breathe a little deeper.
It's a lot less work than making your own baffles and removing the valve covers. They have a two-stage baffle, so I believe they are superior to those with just a slit.
It didn't turn out the way I had hoped. It was supposed to keep the mist of blow by from getting on top of my valve cover, but all it did was choke up my engine.