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Old 07-19-2013, 06:51 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by j.fro View Post
I've got this
JEGS Air Oil Separator - JEGS
It's plumbed into the line from the stock AOS to the intake. I've got it mounted in the trunk, so it's easy to empty.
This looks like a good solution jfro and the first time I have seen it.

FYI: The #1 reason for premature AOS failure is oil overfill after an oil change . It kills em quick. Mine is 15 yrs old, still original and functional with over 100k miles.
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