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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- Hey everyone! Hi everyone! Today I’m going to show you how to modify the valve cover baffle on a Honda S2000.
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Tools/Parts necessary:
- Pickup Magnet Set (amzn.to/31rcurQ)
- Deburring Tool With Blind Hole Attachment (amzn.to/2Nynb3M)
- Drill
- 5/16" Drill Bit (amzn.to/3g9vbEm) (amzn.to/2ZiV1Pv)
- Rags / Microfiber towels
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A good machineing practice is dip the drill bit into multi purpose grease . When you drill the 90% of shavingS GET CAUGHT IN THE GREASE ON THE DRILL BIT
Any particular brands?
Damn! Pro tips in here
That’s exactly what my brother and I did. Was a damn good job too lol
How convenient, just got a new valve cover as well, perfect timing!
And I would like to see AC compressor rebuild.
You deserve so many more followers, thank you for your videos!
Gotta say interesting modification
Diyguys. You guys are the best. The diy we've all been waiting for
Just did this to my ap2 nice video! Deff took a little more time cleaning then I did 🤣
Awesome! Was waiting for this! Thank you!
You’re welcome!
How can we give back? Youre videos have saved us thousands of dollars and saved us hours of fustraction.
For now just watch the videos haha. I have been thinking about merch, I just need to invest some time into finding a skilled designer.
Thank you! I've needed to do this but have been too concerned.
Thank you!
Thank you much!
You’re welcome!
I wonder if it's possible to flow drill the holes
Would like to see a some vacume hose delete or clean up?
What is the point of that?
For people that have aftermarket air intakes or oil catch cans. Just a thought.
What about using a spot weld cutter?
Depending on the sizing that could work pretty well. It’s basically a tiny hole saw if I remember correctly.
Nice work! Did you just reinstall the original PCV? Do you think there is a need or benefit to change to a K20A2 unit?
I personally used the K20A2 unit but I’ve had people with the OEM PCV have great results. My results are phenomenal though
can a leak in the baffling cause burning smoke out tail pipe ?
What do you mean a leak in the baffling? I heard reports of holes drilled in the wrong places that could cause some oil loss.
No down side to doing the holes twice the recommended size?
Not sure how that will work out. One thing you want to avoid is regular flowing oil getting behind the baffle.
Any ideas if we can buy a pre-drilled valve cover ?
No. But if you buy one and ship it to me I can drill it for you.
@@DIYGuysvideo Amazing - I may take you up on that!
On a side note: I also have BB CR that its basically a track only car ... Currently working on driver mod!
What's the benefit of doing this over simply running a catch can?
One of the benefits is that you don’t need catch cans at all, and they are not smog legal in California. Also, catch cans will only work if you vent to atmosphere.
However I think there is still benefit in allowing the oil to drain from the baffle easier instead of having it potentially trapped in the valve cover baffle.
Nice video! Ty! I don’t track my AP2 so I won’t have to do this 🤪 buttttt would be beneficial for once a month cold start situations for the oil to move around quicker?
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Would this be any improvement for a non-track car? Will it help reduce oil consumption on a daily driven AP1?
No. The only solution for oil consumption on an AP1 is to buy an AP2 motor 😂
Ooo definitely interested in seeing how this affects my daily oil consumption. I've never had a severe blow-by burn, but oil certainly likes to sneak away, and not on the floor (anymore...)
This won’t help daily oil consumption. This only helps oil consumption at the racetrack. I’d you’re burning oil on the street you have other problems (likely AP1)
wow so f20c is a very good engine? just need to do this and oil issue is fixed? LOL
Super easy. Just replace the F20 with an F22 and all the oil issues go away
@@DIYGuysvideo im from australia and we dont f22c :( but ok aha
Maybe just an 04+ F20C then. From what I have researched it was a manufacturing issue that was fixed when they moved to AP2.
@@DIYGuysvideo for posterity, yes, the manufacturing change for F22c, that stopped oil consumption issues, where torque plates used for more accurate cylinder boring, was also applied to RoW F20c, produced after F22c production started.
So basically '04+ F20c also fixed oil consumption issues.
So you can tell people, F22c or '04+ F20c will fix oil consumption.