Disassembling My Freshly Built LS

After the low oil pressure issue, I decided to do a leakdown test, and then strip down the freshly built 6.0L LS in order to bring the base to the machine shop.
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[@MadLion88]

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[@timtadayon3572]

Awesome video, thank you for sharing ❤

[@scotthultin7769]

Where the PCV valve is in the valve covers that tree that runs across their put a couple more holes in it and make sure it's clear and rattles

[@kevindarwish03]

I have truck valve covers. The pcv is in the intake, but I’m running an LS6 intake. I’m not running a pcv. I will be switching to an LS6 valley cover with a built in PCV. Thanks for the help though!