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Sep 25, 2007 | 09:17 PM

#11

POISND U

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From: So Cal

RE: PCV catch can

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ORIGINAL: GhostRider02GT

thats a rip for 80 bux. We have those filters on our bulkoil tanks at work and they cost like 10 bux from our distributor. The rest is just hose. So if I understand, these keep sludge off our valves or something??

And out of your intake. I have one too. 4Vs are notorious for their blue smoke clouds at startup and mine has helped, but not eliminated this....

Sep 25, 2007 | 09:31 PM

#12

GhostRider02GT

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From: the flatlands

RE: PCV catch can

looks like another project after I get my wheels balanced tomorrow, I love cheap projects, keeps me satisfied, but doesnt break the bank

Sep 25, 2007 | 09:41 PM

#13

lizzyfan

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From: Helaware

RE: PCV catch can

It's definitely a plus in as/c setup

Sep 25, 2007 | 10:09 PM

#14

GhostRider02GT

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From: the flatlands

RE: PCV catch can

ok after more research is more confusion. OK, so should I have two catch cans?? One for the DS valve cover that goes to the intake pipeand one forthe PS valve colver that goes to the plenum? Or one that has 2 intake and 2 exhaust and route houses accordingly. Im confused....

Sep 25, 2007 | 11:13 PM

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GhostRider02GT

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From: the flatlands

RE: PCV catch can

...and after more research, I should add the catch can to the one from the pass valve cover to the plenum, correct? Because the air flows into the MAF, then into the line from the intake tube to the DS valve cover, down to the crankcase, up the passenger valve cover, then to the *plenum*, correct???