my catch can pics :)
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why wouldnt you be able to post who made it? As long as youre not selling it it's fine. That's like saying i cant post say i have cobalt gauges lol. That's where i mounted mine
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I think it would be more effective behind the pcv as it would catch all the contaminents instead of them hitting a wall at the pcv. It would still keep your intake cleaner, I would think; but that build up would still be at the pcv. From what I've been told, it's a heat sink and not a ground. To change it you would just extend the hose from behind the pcv and connect it to the inlet of your can. Then just run the hose from the outlet of the can to your pcv which runs on to the vacum source at the intake. Looks nice! Hope this helps!
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After the can and before the intake would be better in my opinion so the valve would see less gunk. I have the same can as you do. I think the site has install docs right?
https://ls1tech.com/forums/generatio...und-strap.html
https://ls1tech.com/forums/generatio...und-strap.html
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i totally agree...just like posting about a bad part or service from a sponsor...why shouldnt other people be informed...
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i have a new pcv valve that i bought last week, i think itll be fine how i have it routed considering the last one w/ no cat can has lastest 128k and hundreds of 1/4 passes
-brandon
the can is from Elite Engineering
-brandon
the can is from Elite Engineering