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My moroso work
My gz works
I hear star is t1ts
Does spending more make the lack of air pressure better?
But wasn’t the question about vapor or something?


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I run Star Machine. It's been flawless. Bought it complete off a racer from Puerto Rico.....Buddy here just got a Moroso, also a great piece. Either will get the job done....As well a GZ. Just a matter of preference as to which one to get....


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have never run one. Some times an evac tube from the valve cover to the headers works just fine.It pulls a lot of moisture out of the top.
 
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no underwear, just a black wrist band

Ed I think I got a breather tank that want require a wrist band….got one today very expensive wish I could post pics very very nicely made…MOTION RACEWORKS….
 
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no underwear, just a black wrist band

Ed I think I got a breather tank that want require a wrist band….got one today very expensive wish I could post pics very very nicely made…MOTION RACEWORKS….


I keep seeing the video for those on Facebook.



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Originally posted by Curly1:
You have a vacuum leak. Possibly around distributor, valve cover gaskets or someplace else.

If the motor is sealed good it creates a vacuum but does not move much volume of air through the motor. When you have a leak large volume of air goes through motor and blows oil with it filling your canister quickly.


How is a vacuum leak going to produce warm/hot moist air coming out of the motor? And all motors have blow by,,, which is the source of the moisture. In addition an number of ring packages rely on cylinder pressure to seal so at idle more blow by can occur.

Unless there is a water leak internally in the motor, during startup/warm up, especially in cool weather, it's normal to see some condensation coming out of the breather. Once the oil warms up enough, it stops. The amount of condensation that comes out can vary depending on a number of factors. If the motor is running good and your not losing water, don't worry about, the vacuum pump is doing it's job!

You kind of answered your own question
First off if you have a bad leak you are pulling outside are (cooler than engine temperature) into and through a warm engine therefor the air coming out of the pump is warm. Now you also stated that blow by is a big source of condensation which I don’t really agree with but between blow by and possibly the engine being run on alky there’s your moisture. All the people I know who are running alky are always draining their catch can. I run gas and rain it once or twice a year and next to nothing comes out.
 
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Had a GZ originally, hated it. Could not get the damn thing to stop leaking. Sent it back to be rebuilt and still leaked everywhere. I agree with Ed, OEM repurposed junk.

I’ve run a Star ever since. Sure I’m not crazy about the color but the owners shop is 45 minutes from my house. Took mine back and he rebuilt it in front of me taking it completely apart down to the bare housing. Even pressed the bearings out to check them. Once he was done he put it on his custom built pump dyno to verify operation and proper vacuum level. Great guy to deal with.

Oh, and Star offers them in black now. Almost feel like I need to buy a new one just to get black.
 
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I’ve run a Star ever since. Sure I’m not crazy about the color.

Star offers them in black now. Almost feel like I need to buy a new one just to get black.

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Why would it blow condensation out the breather? Can has very little in it


where is hose plumbed in the valve cover? I had a set of used valve covers that the vacuum inlet in the valve cover was in a stupid location, it would suck a ton of oil and shyt would be everywhere coming out the breather. Moved the inlet of the pump on the valve cover (along with a valve cover that was a little taller) and fixed most of that mess.
 
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Originally posted by Fabman:
Had a GZ originally, hated it. Could not get the damn thing to stop leaking. Sent it back to be rebuilt and still leaked everywhere. I agree with Ed, OEM repurposed junk.

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Put me down as another fan of the Star Machine pumps, tanks, drives and accessories. Being about a half hour away from Star I too have had the great benefit of having service done on my early sportsman model while I waited! I did call first! Tim is a great guy to deal with, not a big company but a smaller company that sells a great product!


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FWIW you can get a Star pump all black. We have a couple of them that are.

I agree the GZ stuff is cheap and crap.

I also have Moroso 4 vane and a 3 vane on my street car. No complaints.



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I agree the GZ stuff is cheap and crap.

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Originally posted by Fabman:
Had a GZ originally, hated it. Could not get the damn thing to stop leaking. Sent it back to be rebuilt and still leaked everywhere. I agree with Ed, OEM repurposed junk.

Fabman...KNOWS!


And they are big and ugly too, especially the pulley. Moroso and Star machine just look so much cleaner and compact on a race engine.
 
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now if I can make it fit.....


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The star definitely is a more finely engineered piece out of all the typical choices. That is a nice unit!


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