I've been looking at some more stuff today. Just trying to get everything sorted out before all the parts get here.
PCV System (and other vacuum lines)
The original plan was to vent the crank cases to the atmosphere, but I have decided that I want to keep the neg pressure in there. We all know that on a turbo car, there isnt anywhere to get a constant vacuum and the suction from the turbo(s) isnt the same, but pretty close. I am going to take both crank case vents and pipe them to a oil catch can mounted somewhere toward the bottom of the engine bay. I figure the bottom gives me a few benefits. The first perk is that it will be hidden and lend a clean look once the hoses are run neatly. The second perk is the ease of draining the can. I intend to mount it where I can open a valve while doing an oil change and drain it.
I think for the time being I am going to run both crank cases to the can but only tie it to the intake of one turbo. I plan on running the other vaccum lines (brake boost for example) to the second turbo.
ok so I briefly touched on the air assisted injectors and the problems they may cause.
if you look at this picture, the one the right is a standard injector and the air assisted on the left
the nozzle is considerably different and they dont seat quite right.
intake mani and hole for the injector to sit in:
stock air assisted in the hole:
standard fuel injector in the same hole:
if you look at the O-ring on the end of the stock injector, it may fit on the smaller diameter part of the orange on the standard. That orange ridge thing is the key I think. The smaller diameter fits in the hole and the bigger diameter doesnt fit in. If I can that O-ring on and maybe put some sort of washer behind it, the fuel rails should hold plenty of pressure on the ring to seal nicely. IDK for sure though. Its still a work in progress