ty_ty13

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what part are you guys using for this and where are you getting it?

i found some things in jegs and summit but wasnt sure if it was the right one..

MECHAM

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i think most of us might be routing them to a catch can...or at least i am.

anarchy99

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I got the mr.gasket one from Jegs... It fits in the oil caps spot and has the provision on it so a hose can go from it to the catch can. Can't remember the part #.

ty_ty13

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i thought people usually ran the catch can inbetween the pcv valve and TB and just put a breather on the valve cover?

anarchy99

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I got the breather with the fitting for the catch can already on it. I just thought it would be easier for me.

MIGHTYMOUSE

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turbo technology is still getting them from somewhere, try them

NA$TY-TA

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Im running a catch-can with line from each valve covers. My catch-can has a breather on it....



Kyle

ty_ty13

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how much one of those run you?

ty_ty13

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are you just going to leave off the PCV vavle since you have your single plane intake?

what are you plans for your pcv system since it cant run back to the intake?

ABeasst

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I'm gonna run the same as what nasty posted and its about $65. I plan to delete the PCV since I'm running an edelbrock

ty_ty13

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be a little more specific when you say delete the pcv... im also running a gmpp single plane and wondering what it consists of to "delete" the pcv system...

im using a iron block BTW

ABeasst

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run a line from each valve cover to the catch can. Remove all pcv hoses that run from each valve cover and to the TB. cap off all open fittings

NA$TY-TA

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Yep just like he said...... remove all of it.... not needed.
I have fabricated Valvecovers and im using -10an braided line from each valve cover to the catch-can and it was like $70 shipped to my door.
Its the other $150 for the hoses and fittings that are spendy

Kyle

ty_ty13

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bling* bling* cost money right?

that's probably what ill do that looks the neatest (as in more simple) and looks the best...

are you just keeping the stock oil cap on with no breather?

Toonz

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You forogot to mention the built in IPOD connection.

StoleIt

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that costs extra, but man does that part draw the chicks in like a magnet.

anarchy99

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Something my chick will actually like about my car.

lcvette

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I am running a blower works PCV valve which has a positive check valve in the billet machined piece that does not allow boost into the crank case. then from the passenger side valve cover I run my hose that used to go to the side of the throttle body into an air compressor oil/water seperator from harbor freight..~$3 bucks, and from the other side to the inlet of the turbo. I have seen this done several times with excellent results.. you maintain the PCV system for idle and part throttle cruising vacuum in the crank case for better ring seal and fuel efficiency, and under boost the PCV shuts off and the turbo inlet creates vacuum to evac the crank case and the compressor seperator keeps any contaminants from getting in the turbo inlet and coking up the intake tract. very simple and efficient setup. the oil/water seperator is clear with a filter in it and you can watch as the oil accumulates in it and drain it when it becomes 1/4 full.

hope this jmay offer some options to people who do not have enough room for a large expensive catch can.

Chris

SStolen

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LCVette, you got pics?

lcvette

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yup... here ya go!