Cleaning up engine bay, catch cans, ect...
08-31-2011, 10:19 AM
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Cleaning up engine bay, catch cans, ect... 1. I've noticed alot of guys' engine bays look really nice an neat. then I look at mine and it looks like ****. I've seen alot of them using anodized fittings and steel braided lines. I think it looks nice and really cleans up the engine bay. How do you go about replacing ur ugly black lines with the braided ones? How do you know what fittings to buy and ones that will fit?
2. What's the simplest way to run a catch can and is it necessary to do on a FI motor? the simplest one I seen was the passenger side valve cover is capped, a hose ran from drivers side to top of catch can, then a hose ran from bottom of catch can to the side of the manifold or maybe it was the TB. I'm not sure if running it this was would be the best for FI. D1SC Procharger.
Thanks.
2. What's the simplest way to run a catch can and is it necessary to do on a FI motor? the simplest one I seen was the passenger side valve cover is capped, a hose ran from drivers side to top of catch can, then a hose ran from bottom of catch can to the side of the manifold or maybe it was the TB. I'm not sure if running it this was would be the best for FI. D1SC Procharger.
Thanks.
08-31-2011, 12:03 PM
#3
Looks good. I was going to dilute some
Simple green and go to town on it. I kit don't wanna *** sumthing up. I guess I can cover up fues box and PCM. I guess I just need to pick up a nice set of fuel rails. Where di you relocate your coils to? how'd you mount them?
Simple green and go to town on it. I kit don't wanna *** sumthing up. I guess I can cover up fues box and PCM. I guess I just need to pick up a nice set of fuel rails. Where di you relocate your coils to? how'd you mount them?
08-31-2011, 04:39 PM
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one of the best/spacious engine bays I've seen yet 
