oxfordgt

The valve covers have baffels in them which stop oil from entering the pcv hoses. When you are supercharged the boost puts more pressure in the system and when the pcv is connected to the intake it pulls the oil right out. Best solution if you want no oil in the intake it to replace the hoses on the valve covers with breathers. It will ventilate the crankcase without pulling the oil out.

HaV

Yup.. its called blowby. Its the oil that has been blown past the rings due to to much positive pressure... itscoming out of your PCV. Very very common issue, especally with higher miles.

Get one of these. I put one in a while back. adds to the look of the engine bay qiute a bit. Thinking of doing a dress up kit for it.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/OIL-R...13147036QQrdZ1

Noe2big

I did have a oil seperator installed on the driver side I noticed that everbody installs it
on the passenger sidebetween the PCV valve and intake manifold On the driverside oil still
got through oil seperator didnt do much for me. I'm hoping an oilcatch can will do the trick.

sfi

What size fittings did you use from that ebay post HaV ?? It showed 2 sizes.

HaV

I used the larger size and some 5/8" hose clamps on the connectors.

Noe2big

Do u have a better pic of your catch can set-up?

Noe2big

Is your catch can connected to your driver or passenger side because i'm having issues with the driver side should i put a catch can there