RevXtreme Catch Can Setup
02-02-2008, 06:33 PM
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RevXtreme Catch Can Setup I went and got my RevXtreme catch can today [Click here for thread!]. Stopped in, talked to Tracy for a few, and he threw it on for me! It's a nice setup! Quick, neat, and easy install. I got it at the introductory price of $49.95, and I went ahead and got the breather for an extra $12. Killer deal for quality stuff. Thanks to Tracy, and the other guys at RevX!
Here's the pictures!
Here's the pictures!
02-02-2008, 07:51 PM
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The can has a perferated tube running down the center of it to evenly disperse the vapors drawn through to contact as much surface area as possible for the most complete codensation possible. The purpose is to codense the oil/moisture/fuel/etc. vapors to seperate them from the air going into your intake. Less oil contaminating the intake charge....less chance of detonation.
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I went and got my RevXtreme catch can today [Click here for thread!]. Stopped in, talked to Tracy for a few, and he threw it on for me! It's a nice setup! Quick, neat, and easy install. I got it at the introductory price of $49.95, and I went ahead and got the breather for an extra $12. Killer deal for quality stuff. Thanks to Tracy, and the other guys at RevX!
Here's the pictures!
Here's the pictures!
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im not sure of the specifics, but oil gets into the throttle body and therefore you burn oil out the back
my car's pcv does this, so thats why im going with one
my car's pcv does this, so thats why im going with one
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Ok...I am running a LS2 with a gm style intake and elbow w/90mm fast. My set-up is like this. Drivers side rear valve cover hose going to the back of the elbow, passenger side front hose going directly to the 90mm T/B nipple. dont see a PVC valve in there anywhere, also my oil fill cap does have a filter on it. Now would this benifit me and my set-up, oh I bought it this way, should'nt there be a PVC in there somewhere? and if I was to install this can would I go between the front hose or rear, and if it is in the front, does'nt the rear hose going into the elbow defeat the purpose of this for eliminating the oil comsumption?
I did just notice that there is a nipple on the plate under the intake, right front corner that is capped off. What exactly is going on here?
I did just notice that there is a nipple on the plate under the intake, right front corner that is capped off. What exactly is going on here?
02-20-2008, 10:13 PM
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Ok...I am running a LS2 with a gm style intake and elbow w/90mm fast. My set-up is like this. Drivers side rear valve cover hose going to the back of the elbow, passenger side front hose going directly to the 90mm T/B nipple. dont see a PVC valve in there anywhere, also my oil fill cap does have a filter on it. Now would this benifit me and my set-up, oh I bought it this way, should'nt there be a PVC in there somewhere? and if I was to install this can would I go between the front hose or rear, and if it is in the front, does'nt the rear hose going into the elbow defeat the purpose of this for eliminating the oil comsumption?
I did just notice that there is a nipple on the plate under the intake, right front corner that is capped off. What exactly is going on here?
I did just notice that there is a nipple on the plate under the intake, right front corner that is capped off. What exactly is going on here?
Give me a call during the day while you are looking at the engine : 813-628-0080 & I will go over your setup w/you so I can get a good picture of your setup.
Tracy