83 6.9 cdr valve relocation

[79jasper]

What if you put a little steel wool or something in the banks adapter hole?

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[chickendrank]

How many you want?? Probably 5 sets hanging on my shop walls

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Both sides preferably just so I can have a set already cleaned up and drilled if I decide to put the valve in the valve cover

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[chickendrank]

Reading through some of these responses and my co worker has a first gen cummins with a draft tube I may go that route and put the cdr in the valve cover. We'll see how that goes. Still have alot of little parts I need to buy

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[laserjock]

You don't need both the CDR and the RDT.

 

[Thewespaul]

This is by far the most efficient setup Ive found so far...

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[FarmerFrank]

This is by far the most efficient setup Ive found so far...

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That works, but after so many you don't feel like doing any more work. And what you do get done is shotty.... And on that note I think I'm done for the night myself.

 

[Selahdoor]

Yup. Class A tractors have ones that bolt to the oil pan (they call RDT's "slobbers") that are baffled and vented. My idea is to make a baffled can and mount it behind the cab so there's no oil smell inside, oil misting underbody or reports of "your truck is on fire!" from the normies that just don't know.

Did you end up doing this?